Socio-economic characteristics of research participants
| Code | Gender | Age (at time of interview) | Education | Nation of birth / Identity | Employed | Income | Household | Housing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| P1 | Male | Younger | University degree | First generation immigrant | Full-time employed | Less than £19,380 a year | Responsibility to extended family | Living in parent’s home |
| P2 | Female | Middle | NA | UK | Social assistance | Less than £19,380 a year | 3 persons: 1 adult & 2 children | Rent |
| P3 | Female | Younger | Incomplete schooling | NA | Part-time employed | Less than £19,380 a year | Partner in multi-generational household | Living in parent’s home |
| P4 | Male | Older | NA | NA | Retired | Less than £19,380 a year | 1 person | Rent |
| P5 | Female | Middle | NA | NA | Part-time employed | Less than £19,380 a year | 2 persons: 1 adult & 1 child | Rent |
| P6 | Female | Middle | NA | NA | Part-time employed | Less than £19,380 a year | 2 persons: 1 adult & 1 child | Rent |
| P7 | Female | 67 | NA | Canada | Retired | $20,243 | 1 person | Subsidized cooperative housing |
| P8 | Female | 39 | High school | Canada; Indigenous person | Full-time employed | $42,000 | 5 persons: 1 adult & 4 children | Rent |
| P9 | Female | 53 | High school | Canada | Social assistance (disability) | $14,000 | 1 person | Rent with Roommate |
| P10 | Male | 41 | NA | Canada | Social assistance | $12,000 | 1 person | Rent |
| P11 | Male | 54 | University degree | Newcomer to Canada | Employment insurance | $20,000 | 2 persons: 1 adult & 1 child | Rent |
| P12 | Female | 35 | Vocational diploma | Canada | Employment insurance (Maternity leave) | $51,438 | 2 persons: 1 adult & 1 child | Rent |
| P13 | Female | 53 | Incomplete schooling | Canada | Part-time employed | $17,000 | 1 person | Rent |