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Tracey Ford

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As seen in: Black Entertainment Television (BET), Medium, BuzzFeed, Rolling Stone, Taylor & Francis Online, Women's Health, BuzzFeed News, MarineLink
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What constitutes a women’s recovery from addiction? Examining lived experiences and recovery capital of women from diverse European backgrounds

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By David Best, David Patton, Tracey Ford Verified, Mulka Nisic
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract The majority of research on addiction recovery has been based on male samples using traditional, structured methods and interviews. This study brings the voices of women from diverse European countries to bring authentic lived experience voices into the research and showcase their perspectives on what constitutes their recovery journey and how these sources are intertwined.
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Growing Blue Economy Opportunities For US

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By Tracey Ford Verified
| MarineLink Verified
Canada is one of 20 markets to be featured at the Discover Global Markets: The Blue Economy export forum September 20-22, 2022 The growing demand for marine technologies is generating new export possibilities for U.S. companies. To help American businesses pursue these opportunities, the Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration (ITA) is hosting Discover Global Markets: The Blue Economy, in Providence, Rhode Island, Sept. 20-22, 2022.
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The Term ‘White Supremacy’ Is No Longer Reserved for Overt Racism

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By Tracey Ford Verified
| Medium
The phrase has seeped into the ‘nation’s rhetorical bloodstream’ as a clearer way to describe many aspects of American life In a recent New York Times piece, writer Michael Powell examines how the phrase “white supremacy” went from being reserved for overt racism — think the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis — to being an “accurate way to describe today’s racial realities.” There’s even evidence that the phrase has seen a resurgence with the Times has used the term 700 times in 2020 alone.
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