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“I feel like I’m just nowhere”: Causes and Challenges of Status Loss in Canada

Community organizations NA Location Alberta Key recommendations Need for systemic changes to immigration policy to address the transition from TFW status to living without status in Canada Need to address the issue of human trafficking for the purposes of labour in Canada Creating better avenues for recourse...

Multiculturalism: Grande Prairie’s Journey Into Fostering Diverse Communities – How far has it travelled along this road and will it ever get there?

Community organizations: Grande Prairie and District Multicultural Association (GPDMA) Key findings: Both covert and overt racism and discrimination occur in many settings and institutions in Grande Prairie and area. Identified strategies to reduce racism were: speaking out, lobbying, incorporating multicultural...

Searching for solace: Edmonton’s South Sudanese community adapts to their new home in a most challenging time

Community organizations: Edmonton Community Foundation Future research / gaps identified: n/a Integration timeline: not defined Key findings: COVID-19 has disproportionately affected the South Sudanese community in Edmonton by: Increased exposure to COVID-19, as a lot of community members are essential workers...