The Intermediary Role of Women Workers for the Inclusion of Women Migrants SOGIESC: Between Recognition and Reflexivity

Abstract

The intermediary role of women workers in NGOs is very important when lesbian, bisexual and queer migrant women apply for international protection in immigration countries. They are more exposed to multiple forms of discrimination when experiencing the intersection of multiple elements of vulnerability (gender, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, social class, etc.). Applying the technique of narrative interviewing to women NGO workers in Italy, on the one hand, we will try to understand the role of intermediaries that these women assume in taking care of migrant women who are distinguished by Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression, and Sex Characteristics (SOGIESC) and, on the other, to understand whether these women’s activities constitute an opportunity to construct new gendered and sexual imaginaries to the extent that they themselves live a web of experiences that are in some ways similar to those of migrant women. Intermediation enables women workers to acquire a critical capacity with respect to their personal investment in the cause of SOGIESC persons and with respect to the procedure itself for obtaining international protection. Achieving this awareness allows women workers to suggest actions that, inspired by an intersectional perspective, are more appropriate in responding to the multiple vulnerabilities experienced by SOGIESC migrant women in the immigration society.

Efficient and Social Flexi Based Adaptive Immigrant Absorption Model for Improved Migrant Psychology

“…A local policy based decline model (LPDM) is presented in [7], which combines debates of peripheral cities and rural communities of Netherland and Poland. Risk evaluation on adapting women worker as a intermediary role in NGO between lesbian, bisexual and queer migrant is discussed in [8], which consider the international protection in immigration countries. The Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression, and Sex Characteristics (SOGIESC) and, on the other, to understand whether these women's activities constitute an opportunity to construct new gendered and sexual imaginaries to the extent that they themselves live a web of experiences that are in some ways similar to those of migrant women.…”

Efficient and Social Flexi Based Adaptive Immigrant Absorption Model for Improved Migrant Psychology

“…A local policy based decline model (LPDM) is presented in [7], which combines debates of peripheral cities and rural communities of Netherland and Poland. Risk evaluation on adapting women worker as a intermediary role in NGO between lesbian, bisexual and queer migrant is discussed in [8], which consider the international protection in immigration countries. The Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression, and Sex Characteristics (SOGIESC) and, on the other, to understand whether these women's activities constitute an opportunity to construct new gendered and sexual imaginaries to the extent that they themselves live a web of experiences that are in some ways similar to those of migrant women.…”

Multi Feature Immigration Handling and Recommendation Model for Improved Migration Management Using Remittance and Psychology

“…A local policy based decline model (LPDM) is sketched in [7], by integrating peoples in the rural and cities of Netherland. The issues behind integrating women staffs of NGO over the field of migrants with lesbian, bisexual and queer migrant [8], which target on the protection of staffs in the migrated country. The implication of income trajectories and the effect of integration in long term and short term is presented with a Longitudinal Immigration Database (IMDB) model [9].…”