A Qualitative Study of Homelessness for Women in Toronto
For my research project over the summer, I studied the causes that led to homelessness for women in Toronto as well as the issues that arise during their assimilation back into mainstream society. This study also examines the concept of intersectionality for homeless women.
Areesha Imaan Siddiqui
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MSc Marketing and Consumer Behaviour Student | Laidlaw Alumni Scholar, Goldsmiths University
Hi everyone! My name is Areesha Imaan Siddiqui and I am a recent graduate of the University of Toronto. I've completed a double major in Psychology and Sociocultural Anthropology with a minor in French. I am now a student at Goldsmiths, University of London studying an MSc Marketing and Consumer Behaviour. My research examined homeless women in Toronto and the social and cultural processes as well as policies that affect how the women are re-integrated into society. Please feel free to message me to maybe talk about my research or anything else really!
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