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Douglas, Jenny (1987). Food and diet in a multiracial society: Training in Health and Race, Project. Caribbean food and diet. Cambridge: National Extension College for Training in Health and Race.

Watson, Naomi Anna (2017). Here to Stay.. so.. Deal With It.. Experiences and Perceptions of Black British African Caribbean People about Nursing Careers. Germany: Lambert Academic Publishing.

Douglas, Jenny (2022). Black Women and Public Health in the UK. In: Evans, Stephanie Y.; Davis, Sarita K.; Hinkson, Leslie R. and Wathington, Deanna J. eds. Black Women and Public Health: Strategies to Name, Locate, and Change Systems of Power. Black Women's Wellness. New York: SUNY Press, pp. 181–194.

Douglas, Jenny (2017). The struggle to find a voice on Black women's health: from the personal to the political. In: Gabriel, Deborah and Tate, Shirley Anne eds. Inside the Ivory Tower - Narratives of women of colour surviving and thriving in British academia. London: Trentham Books, pp. 91–107.

Douglas, Jenny (2021). Black Women’s Health Still Matters. In: Raymond-Williams, Rianna and El Khamy, Lama eds. More than Talk: Perspectives of Black and People of Colour (BPOC) working in Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) in the United Kingdom (UK). London: Kindle Direct Publishing, pp. 32–45.

Douglas, Jenny (2019). Working effectively with African Caribbean young women: an intersectional approach. In: Robb, Martin; Montgomery, Heather and Thomson, Rachel eds. Critical Practice with Children and Young People (2nd ed). Bristol: Policy Press, pp. 91–108.

Douglas, Jenny (1991). Black Women’s Health Matters. In: Roberts, Helen ed. Women’s Health Matters. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 33–46.

Douglas, Jenny (1998). Developing appropriate research methodologies with black and minority ethnic communities. Part 1: reflections on the research process. Health Education Journal, 57(4) pp. 329–338.

Douglas, Jenny and Watson, Naomi (2013). [Editorial] Resistance, resilience and renewal: the health and well-being of black women in the Atlantic Diaspora- developing an intersectional approach. Critical Public Health, 23(1) pp. 1–5.

Mitchell, Helena Ann; Allan, Helen and Koch, Tina (2020). Guyanese expatriate women ask: ‘Is it a touch of sugar?’. Action Research, 18(4) pp. 433–447.

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Douglas, Jenny Conducting intersectionality-informed mixed-methods research to explore cigarette smoking among young African-Caribbean women in the UK. In: Third Regional Mixed Methods Research Conference, 26-28 Mar 2019, The University of the West Indies,Trinidad & Tobago.

Douglas, Jenny (2020). Developing intersectionality- informed research methodologies. Social Research Association.