Making Older Migrants Narratives Visible: An Intersectional Ethical Analysis from an Aging Studies Perspective
2024
Making Older Migrants Narratives Visible
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Author Information
Author(s): Kainradl Anna-Christina
Primary Institution: University of Graz
Hypothesis
The concept of intersectionality can provide new perspectives on the care narratives of older migrants.
Conclusion
The study highlights the importance of using intersectionality to understand the unique challenges faced by older migrants in accessing health services.
Supporting Evidence
- Older migrants' lives are shaped by intersecting patterns of injustice.
- The interplay of race, gender, class, nationality, and age affects their access to health services.
- Shifting perspectives to older migrants' narratives can improve understanding of their challenges.
Takeaway
Older migrants face many challenges because of their age, race, and other factors, and we need to listen to their stories to help them better.
Methodology
The paper conducts an intersectional ethical analysis of care narratives.
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