Emma Stirling-Cameron

Doctoral Student, Centre for Migration Research Student Fellow Faculty of Medicine, School of Population and Public Health, The University of British Columbia

Emma Stirling-Cameron's (she/they) research centres on the sexual and reproductive healthcare needs of refugees, asylum-seekers, and other migrants and the ways in which socio-structural factors, such as border and immigration policy, impacts migrant women and their health. She is currently involved in research examining maternal and infant health at the US-Mexico border in partnership with the University of California San Diego.

Media

N.S. mothers call for better housing options for adults with disabilities

No More Warehousing: The Nova Scotia Association for Inclusive Homes and Supports, May 13, 2019Television

URL: https://atlantic.ctvnews.ca/n-s-mothers-call-for-better-housing-options-for-adults-with-disabilities-1.4419176

Biography

Emma Stirling-Cameron (she/they) is a PhD student in the School of Population and Public Health at the University of British Columbia. Stirling-Cameron's research focuses on the sexual and reproductive health inequities and access to healthcare for refugee and asylum-seeking populations. She is currently involved in research examining maternal and infant health at the US-Mexico border in partnership with the University of California San Diego. Stirling-Cameron is a part-time lecturer on migrant health at the Swiss School of Public Health and is part of the End Immigration Detention Network.

Expertise

  • Sexual and reproductive healthcare
  • Newcomer health
  • Health promotion
  • Health equity
  • Migration
  • Refugee Health

Education/Éducation

  • Dalhousie University
    Health Promotion
    Master of Arts Degree, 2020