The MaCH-UP Podcast
By Migration and Critical Health Psychology (MaCH) Research Group
The MaCH-UP PodcastNov 09, 2023
Jay Doshi - Loving What You Do & The Uninsured in Canada
Welcome to the MaCH-Up, official podcast of the Migration and Critical Health Psychology Research group at York University in Toronto. By chatting with new and experienced researchers and professionals in the area, we explore their personal journeys, and the important work they do: what it is, why it is, and how it came to be…
Today our guests is Jay Doshi. Jay is a Fulbright Student, and a recent graduate from Cornell University who is currently working with the MaCH research team. His work explores the impact of COVID-19 specific directives, which were put forward by some Canadian provinces, to provide free health services for all individuals regardless of immigration status.
Guest: Jay Doshi
Host: Michael Ruderman
Producer: Ben Stevenson
Michaela Hynie - Winding Journeys and Community-Based Research
Welcome to the MaCH-Up, official podcast of the Migration and Critical Health Research group at York University in Toronto. By chatting with new and experienced researchers and professionals in the area, we explore their personal journeys, and the important work they do: what it is, why it is, and how it came to be…
Today our special guest is Dr. Michaela Hynie. Michaela is a professor of Psychology at York University. Her interdisciplinary and community-based research focuses on the social determinants of health in multiple cultural settings: with communities who experience social conflict, social exclusion, or forced displacement and migration. Michaela’s journey has moved through cognitive science, neuroscience, and cultural psychology, leading to the work she does today.
Guest: Michaela Hynie
Host: Michael Ruderman
Producer: Ben Stevenson