CRHESI is pleased to share a new Storyhouse narrative titled “Gendered Worlds of Pain: The Diagnosis We’re Missing” The piece explores the lived experiences of marginalized women with chronic pain and highlights the systemic changes needed to create more equitable and effective clinical care.
Storyhouse is a knowledge mobilization initiative connected to Western University that uses creative storytelling to help connect research and community knowledge with broader audiences.
This reflective and personal narrative invites readers to think more deeply about homelessness, relationships, systems, and the human stories that are often overlooked in public conversations about housing and health equity.
Read the full piece here:
Gendered Worlds of Pain: The Diagnosis We’re Missing
To learn more about the Storyhouse initiative and its work in creative knowledge mobilization, visit: Storyhouse