Untold Stories of Disablement and Displacement
Syrian refugees in Canada
Untold Stories of Disablement and Displacement provides a compelling look at the authentic experiences of Syrian refugees with disabilities. Their stories of migration and disability are often ignored in public discussions and academic research. These families were forced to leave their homes due to violence, poverty, and persecution. After resettling in Canada, their stories often went unnoticed, overshadowed and misrepresented by the dominant narrative.
Published: 2025
Pages: 160
eBook: 9781788534055
Paperback: 9781788534031
| Acknowledgement | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Chapter 1: Introduction | |||
| Chapter 2: The Power of Stories | |||
| Chapter 3: Collecting the Stories | |||
| Chapter 4: Theoretical Underpinnings | |||
| Chapter 5: Sharing Real-life Stories | |||
| Chapter 6: Listening to Our Stories | |||
| Chapter 7: Final Reflections | |||
| References |
Sukaina Dada
Chief Executive Officer, SMILE Canada - Support Services.
Dr. Sukaina Dada has dedicated over 16 years to advancing the health and well-being of children, with a particular emphasis on addressing the health disparities faced by racialized and newcomer children with disabilities.
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