Understanding place histories to inform positive ageing-in-place transitions: An intersectional place perspective of forced relocation experiences

Keyphrases

• Older People 100%
• Aging in Place 100%
• Intersectional 100%
• Forced Relocation 100%
• Positive Aging 100%
• Place History 100%
• Well-being 66%
• Planners 33%
• Storytelling 33%
• Canada 33%
• Oppression 33%
• Social Psychological 33%
• Low-income 33%
• Migrants 33%
• Multi-method 33%
• Social Belonging 33%
• Everyday Life 33%
• Depth Interviews 33%
• Visual Data 33%
• Sense of Community 33%
• Community Health 33%
• N-15 33%
• Community-based Approach 33%
• Place Experience 33%
• Social Health 33%
• Affordable Housing 33%
• Social Transition 33%
• Health Transition 33%
• Narrative Information 33%
• Theoretical Resource 33%
• Perspective Model 33%
• Lifetime Impacts 33%
• Community Transition 33%
• Psychological Transition 33%
• Place Analysis 33%
• Personal Integrity 33%

Social Sciences

• Wellbeing 100%
• Emotions 100%
• Aging-In-Place 100%
• Positive Aging 100%
• Everyday Life 50%
• Canada 50%
• Psychology 50%
• Community-Based 50%
• Low Income 50%
• In-Depth Interview 50%
• Thematic Analysis 50%
• Qualitative Method 50%
• Narrative Method 50%
• Managers 50%

Psychology

• Wellbeing 100%
• Thematic Analysis 50%
• Qualitative Method 50%
• Story-Telling 50%
• Psychology 50%