Vital yet vulnerable: mental and emotional health of South Asian migrant workers in Singapore

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Singapore
Publisher	Singapore Management University
Number of pages	52
Publication status	Published - 2015
Externally published	Yes

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Name	Social Insight Research Series
Publisher	Lien Centre for Social Innovation

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• https://lcsi.smu.edu.sg/research/publications

Press/Media

• Interviewed by Ray Yeh and Ruth Smalley, 2018. 'We need to take the first step': Giving migrant workers a taste of home away from home this Ramadan, 10 June, Channel NewsAsia.

  Nicholas Harrigan

  10/06/18

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Expert Comment

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  Nicholas Harrigan

  30/01/18

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Expert Comment

• Singapore's migrant domestic workers face food rationing, long hours and sexual abuse

  Nicholas Harrigan

  6/04/16

  1 Media contribution

  Press/Media: Expert Comment

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Activities

• 1 Invited talk

Activities per year

• Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2) Research Subcommittee: Plans for 2018/19

  Nicholas Harrigan (Speaker)

  18 May 2018

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

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Harrigan, N. M., & Koh, C. Y. (2015). Vital yet vulnerable: mental and emotional health of South Asian migrant workers in Singapore. (Social Insight Research Series). Singapore Management University.

Harrigan, Nicholas M. ; Koh, Chiu Yee. / Vital yet vulnerable : mental and emotional health of South Asian migrant workers in Singapore. Singapore : Singapore Management University, 2015. 52 p. (Social Insight Research Series).

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