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Migration and Critical Health Psychology (MaCH) Research Group

The MaCH-UP Podcast

Welcome to the MaCH-Up, official podcast of the Migration and Critical Health Psychology (MaCH) 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…

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Migration and Critical Health Psychology (MaCH) Research Group

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Science

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Dernier épisode

22 sept. 2026

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Ben Stevenson (Host: Ghazal Khodadadizadeh) - Metaphor in Post Treatment Cancer Narratives & Learning Qualitative Research 22.09.2026

Welcome to “The MaCH-Up,” podcast of the Migration and Critical Health Psychology (MaCH) research group at York University in Toronto, Canada. The “MaCH-Up” is a DIY, community space for new researchers in the interdisciplinary area/s of migration studies and critical health to learn from each other through the magical world of podcasting.

Mary Buckman (Host: Ghazal Khodadadizadeh) - Bias in Refugee Credibility Assessments & Personal Connections to Research 21.09.2026

Welcome to “The MaCH-Up,” podcast of the Migration and Critical Health Psychology (MaCH) research group at York University in Toronto, Canada. The “MaCH-Up” is a DIY, community space for new researchers in the interdisciplinary area/s of migration studies and critical health to learn from each other through the magical world of podcasting.

Selay Ghaffar - Newcomer Activism & Insider Research 02.05.2025

Selay Ghaffar is a Master’s student of International Development Studies at York University, and an internationally acclaimed women’s rights activist. Selay was the executive director of Humanitarian Assistance for the Women and Children of Afghanistan between 2005-2015. During that time, she managed to provide free education andhealth care for children and women in Afghanistan, as well as legal a...

Oreoluwa Olowoyeye – Understudied Groups & Using Transit Time 24.07.2024

Welcome to “The MaCH-Up,” podcast of the Migration and Critical Health Psychology (MaCH) research group at York University in Toronto, Canada. The “MaCH-Up” is a DIY, community space for new researchers in the interdisciplinary area/s of migration studies and critical health to learn from each other through the magical world of podcasting. Oreoluwa Olowoyeye is a fourth-year undergraduate student...

Jasmine Ahmad (Host: Scarlett Ozsahin) - Afghan Newcomer Perspectives & Finding Patience in Graduate School 02.07.2024

Welcome to “The MaCH-Up,” podcast of the Migration and Critical Health Psychology (MaCH) research group at York University in Toronto, Canada. The “MaCH-Up” is a DIY, community space for new researchers in the interdisciplinary area/s of migration studies and critical health to learn from each other through the magical world of podcasting. Jasmine holds a Specialized Honours Bachelor of Arts Degre...

Season 2 Introduction 18.06.2024

Season 2 of the MaCH-Up is on its way!

Sophia Kurt - The Evil Eye & Enjoying Research 05.03.2024

Welcome to the MaCH-Up, podcast of the Migration and Critical Health Psychology Research group 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… Sophia Kurt is a fourth-year Psychology student at York University. Her interest lies broadly in so...

Kashmala Qasim - On Asking Questions, Islamic Psychology, & Naps 09.01.2024

Welcome to the MaCH-Up, 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… Kashmala Qasim is a Ph. D. candidate in Psychology at York University, a researc...

Orly Aziza - Vaccine Barriers & Investing in Relationships 18.12.2023

Welcome to the MaCH-Up, 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… Our guest is Orly Aziza! Orly recently received her undergraduate degree from Yo...

Jay Doshi - Loving What You Do & The Uninsured in Canada 09.11.2023

Welcome to the MaCH-Up, 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...

Michaela Hynie - Winding Journeys & Community-Based Research 14.09.2023

Welcome to the MaCH-Up, 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 Yo...

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