Andrea Krüsi

Assistant Professor

Research Interests

Criminalization of sexuality
Health, safety and wellbeing of marginalized cis and trans women

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Graduate Student Supervision

Master's Student Supervision

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Violence, gender, and sex work criminalization: exploring the impact of intersecting structural conditions on men and non-binary sex workers' experiences with workplace violence and occupational safety (2022)

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Current Students & Alumni

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Jennie Pearson

Doctor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Studies (PhD)

Research Topic
Building "Communities of care" under sex work criminalization and beyond: exploring how digital mutual aid supports the health, safety and wellbeing of sex workers in Vancouver, Canada

Emma Stirling-Cameron

Doctor of Philosophy in Population and Public Health (PhD)

Research Topic
Criminalizing migration: A mixed-methods evaluation of the impacts of deterrence-based immigration policy on the sexual and reproductive health outcomes of migrant women
 
Andrea Krüsi's Profile

Membership Status

Partner appointment
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Program Affiliations

Experimental Medicine

Academic Unit(s)

Division of Social Medicine
 

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