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Open-access – Yes Location Hanna Alberta Key recommendations Start conversations about diversity and inclusion Conduct education campaigns about newcomers, in order to spread awareness Create a community ambassador program for newcomers Key populations Newcomers Key findings There is a...
Integration timeline: not defined Key recommendations: 1) AAISA members should: i) notice where evolving community needs are, ii) increase networking, iii) facilitate trust and community between other small centres, and iv) ensure each centre has a shared understanding of the zone of collaborations graph before worki...
Future research / gaps identified: 1) Investigate the extent to which Canada has a one-size-fits-all model for PSR and how this impacts key differences between refugee’s home countries. 2) Examine the role of faith-based organizations in Canada’s PSR program and how to bolster grassroots support for sponsor...
Community organizations: City of St. Albert Future research / gaps identified: n/a Integration timeline: not defined Key findings: Resources described in this document include: 1) The Settlement Services Program at the St. Albert Public Library, in partnership with the Edmonton Immigrant Services Association 2)...
Community organizations NA Gaps identified NA Key recommendations NA Key findings Upon arrival, all newcomers meet their immediate physical or core needs, which are similar between both groups of newcomers (foreign nationals and new-to-town individuals): language, housing, and employment. New-to-town individuals...
Key findings The objective of the study was to establish population norms for Quebec. The study assessed a questionnaire about the quality of life called EQ-5D-5L (a self-assessed, health related, quality of life questionnaire). It compared the results between Alberta (the study that has been conducted previously) and...
Future research / gaps identified: n/a Location: Brooks, AB Open access: Yes Community organizations: Brooks Local Immigration Partnership (Brooks LIP) Integration timeline: not defined Key findings: The 3 key priority areas identified by Brooks LIP’s literature review, needs assessment and community co...
Community organizations: Lloydminster Local Immigration Partnership (LLIP) Future research / gaps identified: not stated Integration timeline: not defined Key populations: newcomers resettling in Lloydminster Key recommendations: 1) Introduce diversity training to create more inclusive workplaces. 2) Create cul...
Future research / gaps identified: This study is exploratory and preliminary. Integration timeline: The article says ‘recent immigrants’ participated, but doesn’t specify further. Key populations: Recent Filipino immigrants who now live in rural Alberta and have children in secondary school....
Key recommendations NA Gaps identified Immigrant women experience challenges when seeking employment in Canada Key findings Immigrant women rely on family, ethnic, and religious networks as a “survival” resource at the initial stage of their settlement and seeking employment. But it doesn’t always help them to achi...
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