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Ashlynn Chand’s Journalist Portfolio

Ashlynn Chand, Author at The Gateway

Ashlynn Chand, Author at The Gateway

Home /Ashlynn Chand Ashlynn was the 2019-20 Arts and Culture Editor. She was a fifth year English and Psychol…

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Ashlynn Chand, Author at The Gateway

Ashlynn Chand, Author at The Gateway

Home /Ashlynn Chand Ashlynn was the 2019-20 Arts and Culture Editor. She was a fifth year English and Psychol…

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Domestic workers in Southeast Asia are increasingly facing technology-facilitated sexual violence

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By Ashlynn Chand, Cathy Harper, Ashlynn Ch
| melbourneasiareview.edu.au
Domestic workers in Southeast Asia, predominantly women from Indonesia and the Philippines, have long been caught at the intersection of economic insecurity, gender discrimination, and harsh migration regimes. Migration for domestic workers is often framed in purely economic terms: higher wages abroad, remittances sent home and financial empowerment.
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How These Six Beverage Brands Offer a Blend of Tradition and Innovation

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By Alexandra Emanuelli Verified, Nicole Edwards, Dora Boras, Ashlynn Chand
| 3 Magazine Verified
As a kid, I have fond memories of tagging along with my mom to a tiny Ukrainian deli to stock up on kefir—a tangy, probiotic-rich sour milk I drank from the bottle like other kids gulped down 2 per cent milk. Back then, kefir felt like my little secret, but today, it’s proudly sitting next to the almond milk and oat drinks in grocery stores, a testament to how diverse food traditions are finding mainstream love.
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What We Can Learn From The “Healthy Immigrant Effect”

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By Ashlynn Chand, Dora Boras, Rebecca Gao Verified, Marilisa Racco
| 3 Magazine Verified
The idea is so entrenched that it has become something of a trope: immigrants come to Canada for a better life, including better healthcare. But as it turns out, many immigrants are healthier than the citizens of the high-income Western countries that they move to.
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