Déterminants sociaux de la santé

Les déterminants sociaux de la santé sont les conditions sociales, économiques et environnementales qui déterminent les résultats en matière de santé. Cette perspective prend en compte la manière dont les identités qui se chevauchent, telles que la race, le sexe, le handicap et le statut socio-économique, ont un impact sur les expériences de santé des femmes, des jeunes filles et des personnes appartenant à la diversité des genres en situation de handicap.

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Pride at the Intersections - Thematic Analysis of Survey Results
Fierté Intersectionnelle - Analyse thématique des résultats de l’enquête
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resource_intro_large_text: While many gender-based violence policies mention "vulnerable groups" in their preambles, women with disabilities and Deaf women are often reduced to footnotes. They are generally referred to broadly as people with disabilities or categorized as part of a vulnerable group, failing to fully address their specific needs and experiences. This infographic highlights the gap between acknowledgment and meaningful inclusion in these policies.
resource_main_content: While many gender-based violence policies mention "vulnerable groups" in their preambles, women with disabilities and Deaf women are often reduced to footnotes. They are generally referred to broadly as people with disabilities or categorized as part of a vulnerable group, failing to fully address their specific needs and experiences. This infographic highlights the gap between acknowledgment and meaningful inclusion in these policies.
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More Than A Footnote: Canada Human Rights and Treaty Obligations
More Than A Footnote: Canada Human Rights and Treaty Obligations
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resource_intro_large_text: While many gender-based violence policies mention "vulnerable groups" in their preambles, women with disabilities and Deaf women are often reduced to footnotes. They are generally referred to broadly as people with disabilities or categorized as part of a vulnerable group, failing to fully address their specific needs and experiences. This infographic highlights the gap between acknowledgment and meaningful inclusion in these policies.
resource_main_content: While many gender-based violence policies mention "vulnerable groups" in their preambles, women with disabilities and Deaf women are often reduced to footnotes. They are generally referred to broadly as people with disabilities or categorized as part of a vulnerable group, failing to fully address their specific needs and experiences. This infographic highlights the gap between acknowledgment and meaningful inclusion in these policies.
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More Than A Footnote: Gaps in Current Policies and Programs
More Than A Footnote: Gaps in Current Policies and Programs
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resource_intro_large_text: While many gender-based violence policies mention "vulnerable groups" in their preambles, women with disabilities and Deaf women are often reduced to footnotes. They are generally referred to broadly as people with disabilities or categorized as part of a vulnerable group, failing to fully address their specific needs and experiences. This infographic highlights the gap between acknowledgment and meaningful inclusion in these policies.
resource_main_content: While many gender-based violence policies mention "vulnerable groups" in their preambles, women with disabilities and Deaf women are often reduced to footnotes. They are generally referred to broadly as people with disabilities or categorized as part of a vulnerable group, failing to fully address their specific needs and experiences. This infographic highlights the gap between acknowledgment and meaningful inclusion in these policies.
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Autres cadres d'analyse

Droits humains intersectionnels

Le cadre intersectionnel des droits de la personne reconnaît les défis particuliers auxquels sont confrontées les femmes, les filles et les personnes appartenant à la diversité des genres en situation de handicap, en tenant compte de la manière dont les identités qui se chevauchent, telles que la race, le genre et le statut socio-économique, contribuent à la discrimination et à l'inégalité.

Inter-handicap

L'approche inter-handicap de DAWN Canada reconnaît et aborde les expériences et les besoins divers des femmes, des filles et des personnes appartenant à la diversité des genres avec différents types de handicapa, notamment physiquea, sensoriels et intellectuels, cognitifs, psychologiques, mentaux, emotionels et psycho-sociaux.

Parcours de vie

Cette approche tient compte de l'impact des facteurs sociaux, économiques et environnementaux sur la santé aux différents stades de la vie. Elle reconnaît l'interaction des identités et la manière dont ces facteurs croisés influencent les expériences et les opportunités des femmes, des filles et des personnes appartenant à la diversité des genres qui sont Sourds et/ou qui vivent avec un handicap, tout au long de leur vie.