An intersectionality-based policy analysis framework: critical reflections on a methodology for advancing equity

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@Grouse_Beater This simply can't be allowed to stand. https://t.co/xbaIAQtboM

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RT @mary_mbartram: #mentalhealth and #SubstanceUseHealth @CarletonSPPA students apply Intersectionality Based Policy Lens in real time to…

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#mentalhealth and #SubstanceUseHealth @CarletonSPPA students apply Intersectionality Based Policy Lens in real time to equity impacts of #COVID19 https://t.co/A8XsC6rqzl https://t.co/T1aoFtIuU5

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This excellent article enlightens a new path for society’s methods for making change. While most techniques for evaluating changes look to benefit the majority, this transformative technique seeks out needs of the overlooked. @equityhealthj #nurs638policy

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