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Sierra Norville. MScPT

Sierra Norville. MScPT graduated from Carleton University in 2016 with a BSc in Integrated Life & Health Science and a Minor in Neuroscience & Mental Health, and from the University of Toronto in 2018 with her Masters in Physical Therapy. Since graduation her interest in humanities studies has led to a special interest in pelvic and women’s health, a population she is currently working with in the community.

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Articles - Critical Research and Perspectives - Spring 2021

Exploring How Racism Structures Canadian Physical Therapy Programs: Counter-Stories From Racialized Students

The authors of this study conducted in-depth interviews with racialized students or recent graduates of Master’s-level..
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