The lived experiences of women with disabilities within their mothering role have received
little attention in the literature. Even more scant is the perspective of women who become …

The main purpose of this article is to present a systematic literature review of socioeconomic
issues such as employee productivity, workplace absenteeism, workplace presenteeism …

During the pandemic, the lives of B40 single mothers were severely affected, especially in
terms of social, economic, and psychological factors. The reduction of income caused by the …

While the welfare divergence between rural and urban disabled residents in China has
attracted great scholarly attention, little to no research has examined the relevant disparities …

Background Females in developing countries are likely to suffer from visual impairment
more than their male counterparts. People living with blindness or any other form of disability …

Notions of family life and romantic partnership, like notions of disability, have been culturally
constructed and socially produced over historical time, and our understandings of these …

This study aims to examine the subjective perspectives on marriage of Arabs with disabilities
living in Israel. Semi-structured interviews were conducted among 15 Arabs in Israel with …

The aim of this research is to investigate the physical accessibility of Kuala Lumpur (KL) city
centre, and its effects on the inclusion of disabled people. KL represents cities of the upper …

This thesis examines how Northern Vietnamese women with physical disabilities
experienced pregnancy, childbirth, and maternal healthcare. A critical interpretative …

Information needs of a vulnerable community: The case of visually impaired first-time
mothers in Malaysia Page 1 Malaysian Journal of Library & Information Science, Vol. 29, no …