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The social determinants of healthframeworkLiterature points outthat:•• Adam, B., Betancourt, G. & Serrano, A. (2011).Development of an HIV prevention and life skillsprogram for Spanish-speaking gay and bisexualnewcomers to Canada. The Canadian Journal of HumanSexuality, 20(1), 11-17.• Betancourt, G. (2011). Guys like you: The fotonovelaand the website. In J.J. Lévy, J. Dumas, B. Ryan & C.Thoë (Eds.), Minorités sexuelles, internet et santé (pp.210-227). Montreal, Canada: Presses de l'Université duQuébec.• Betancourt, G., Serrano, A., Rangel, C., & Adam, B.(2012). Safer sex decision-making among Latino MSM inToronto: Findings form the “Cuentame” study. PosterPresentation. Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDSResearch. Montreal, April 2012.• Latino gay/MSM areimpacted by the ‘socialdeterminants of health’,that includes the ‘common’process of integration formigrants + LGTB issues +Exposure to sexualizedenvironments +Discrimination + Stigma• Dennis, R. (2009). Social determiants of health.Toronto : Canadian Scholar's Press Inc.
Migration FactorsMigration policies, laws and proceduresaffect the wellbeing of individualsMigration statusaffect the wellbeingof Latino gay/MSM- Migrated with their families- Migrated as skilled workers- Refuge status based onsexual orientation. (highlypolitical and verycontested).- Sponsorship: same sex,marriage and common law.(which is going to createnew issues in the future).
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