Emma Stirling-Cameron

Emma Stirling-Cameron (she/they) is a graduate of the Master of Health Promotion program at Dalhousie University. She currently works as research staff with the Centre for Gender and Sexual Health Equity at UBC. Emma’s program of 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. Emma is a part-time lecturer on migrant health at the Swiss School of Public Health and is part of the End Immigration Detention Network.