How have Experiences of Acculturation Shaped the Health and Wellbeing of Older Female Migrants in the So-called Windrush and East African Asian Commun

拟议的研究将调查文化适应的经验如何塑造了两个社区内的“两次移民”的老年女性的财务，身体，社会和心理健康和福祉，这些社区是在第二次世界大战后的非殖民化时期来到英国的：（1）所谓的“风急一代”，出生在加勒比地区的非洲大陆家庭，并于20世纪50年代和60年代移民到英国;以及（2）所谓的东非亚洲人，他们出生在东非的亚洲次大陆家庭，并于20世纪60年代和70年代移民到英国。虽然这两个群体抵达英国的不同背景需要得到承认，但有机会更好地理解这些差异，并找出相似之处，特别是在研究不足的人群的经历中。Emilia Gentleman最近的作品发表在《卫报》上，阐述了这两个群体如何继续受到国家行为者的虐待（Gentleman，2018）。使用扎根理论方法，定性访谈将发生在两组老年妇女，与文化适应理论指导下的提问

The proposed research will investigate the ways in which experiences of acculturation have shaped the financial, physical, social and psychological health and wellbeing of older females within two communities of 'twice migrants' that came to the UK during the period of decolonisation following the Second World War: (1) the so-called Wind-rush generation, who were born in The Caribbean into families with origins in the African continent and who migrated to the UK in the 1950s and 1960s; and (2) the so-called East African Asians, who were born in East Africa into families with origins in the Asian subcontinent and who migrated to the UK in the 1960s and 1970s. While the differing contexts in which these two groups arrived in the UK need to be acknowledged, there is an opportunity to better understand these differences as well as drawing out areas of similarity, particularly as manifested in the experiences of under-researched populations. Emilia Gentleman's recent work, published in The Guardian, exemplifies how both groups continue to experience mistreatment by state actors (Gentleman, 2018). Using a Grounded Theory methodology, qualitative interviews will occur with older women in both groups, with questioning guided by acculturation theory