Gaps identified
The sample of immigrants was too small to analyze the data specifically for each race or ethnicity, as such, larger samples with more representation of specific groups is suggested for further research.
Additionally, different recruitment strategies should be used to include more participants, rath...
Open access: No
Community organizations: n/a
Future research / gaps identified:
1) Prioritize uncovering the root causes of barriers faced by international medical graduates (IMGs)
2) Explore the experiences of IMGs who have successfully integrated into alternative careers
3) Collect the perspectives of employers a...
Future research / gaps identified:
Complete a longitudinal study (i.e. follow participants over time) to support this data.
Integration timeline: not defined
Key findings:
1) The majority of participants had more knowledge of postnatal mental health as compared to prenatal mental health.
2) Only 25.4% accurately r...
Community organization:
Ribbon Rouge
Edmonton Community Foundation
Key findings:
Alberta’s interactive heath data portal does not have much information broken down by race.
Diversity in the Black community is often not captured in stats (e.g. ethnicity, immigration status), which results in ineffective ‘o...
Open access – No
Gaps identified
The relationship between race, immigrant status, and post-secondary education achievement is broadly understudied, so more research is needed to better understand these relationships.
Key recommendations
Further research is needed to inform evidence-based policy on reducing ed...
Gaps identified
The data is from the case notes of one social worker at Changing Together, creating limitations in the clientele and type of support given.
Additionally, restricted funding and time allowance encourages DV social workers to practice within a crisis management model, where they focus on the woman’s...
Integration timeline
Key recommendations
IPV service providers should receive mandatory trainings on working with different marginalized groups.
A client-centered and intersectional approach is recommended.
Increasediversity of providers and community partners may help increase safety and trust.
Barriers t...
Future research / gaps identified:
1) Popular approaches to studying international students are rarely attuned to intra-group variation based on race and ethnicity.
2) This study is among the first to foreground such analyses in Canadian research on international students. More research of this kind is needed.
Key fi...
Future research / gaps identified: n/a
Integration timeline: not defined
Key populations: primarily newcomers from the Oromo nation-state who now live in Edmonton
Open access: Yes
Community organizations: FOCAS (Foundation for Oromian Culture Education and Art Services)
Key findings:
1) FOCAS became a registe...
Key recommendations:
The results also indicate that programs such as IPLAY can have important and positive impacts on youth participants, and how future programming may be able to adapt to further support the growing demographic of newcomer youth.
Location: Calgary, AB
Community organizations:
1) WinSport
2) CCIS...