Unequal in the face of the pandemic: racialized populations and COVID-19
This document from the Direction régionale de santé publique de Montréal provides an overview of the distribution of COVID-19 cases among racialized groups in Montreal.
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Improving the Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic for Racialized and Immigrant Populations in Montreal: Consultation with Field Stakeholders
This report from Depri, Benoit, Grenier and Adrien for the Direction régionale de santé publique du CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l’Île-de-Montréal describes the challenges of community-centred responses to COVID-19 for racialized and immigrant groups.
Pandémie et communautés minoritaires marginalisées : vers une approche inclusive en santé publique?
This article by Rousseau, Jaimes and El-Mazoub discusses the importance of inclusive public health during health crises like COVID-19.
A time-series analysis of testing and COVID-19 outbreaks in Canadian federal prisons to inform prevention and surveillance efforts
This article by Blair, Parnia and Siddiqi examines data on COVID-19 testing, disease prevalence, recovery, and mortality within federal prisons in Canada.
Health departments taking action on incarceration: A framework for advancing health instead of punishment during COVID-19
This report by Human Impact Partners discusses how inattention to carceral facilities has led to increased COVID-19 cases in prisons.