Integration timeline: not defined
Key recommendations:
1) Urgently develop targeted, evidence-based interventions to address the social determinants of health that lead to poor outcomes for IRLHIV
2) Co-create responsive and culturally safe services for and by IRLHIV
Location: Alberta, not otherwise specified
Com...
Future research / gaps identified: not stated
Key populations: resettled refugees employed in meatpacking facilities in rural Alberta
Community organizations: ActionDignity
Integration timeline: resettled refugees and their journey to either PR or citizenship
Key findings:
1) Resettled refugees were led to empl...
Community organizations: Brooks Composite High School
Integration timeline: not defined
Open access: No
Future research / gaps identified: Continue joint research and advocacy around this topic
Key findings:
1) The study emphasized the importance of social justice and antiracism in educational practices at vari...
Community organizations: n/a
Integration timeline: not defined
Key findings:
1) Around 50% of employment service providers acknowledged that visible minority immigrants face barriers while integrating into the labour market, including racial microaggressions in their jobs.
2) Programs tailored to the needs of raci...
Future research / gaps identified: This is an exploratory study, thus much research is still required on this topic.
Key populations: Refugees and immigrants who now live in Calgary, AB
Location: Calgary, AB
Community organizations:
1) Calgary Catholic Immigration Society (CCIS)
2) Alberta International Medical...
Location: Calgary, AB
Open access: Yes
Community organizations:
1) Habitus Consulting Collective
2) Alberta International Medical Graduates Association (AIMGA)
3) Mosaic Refugee Health Clinic
Future research / gaps identified:
Findings are not generalizable as it is qualitative study. Furthermore, the majority of...
Community organizations: Calgary Catholic Immigration Society (CCIS)
Future research / gaps identified: not stated
Integration timeline: not defined
Open access: Yes
Key findings:
1) CCIS celebrated 40 years of service to newcomers in Southern Alberta, growing from a small volunteer group to one of Canada’s lar...
Key populations: Syrian refugees who now live in Edmonton, AB
Key recommendations: Assess current interventions that target the needs identified in this study, and create new initiatives to better respond to these needs.
Community organizations: Multicultural Health Brokers Cooperative
Future research / gaps iden...
Open access: No
Location: Alberta broadly (not otherwise specified)
Community organizations: n/a
Future research / gaps identified:
1) Evaluate and modify labour and economic policies in Alberta that affect undocumented migrants, such that these health disparities are decreased.
2) Assess different models of heal...
Future research / gaps identified:
1) Assess refugees’ healthcare usage outside of primary health clinics (e.g. emergency departments and hospital admissions) and how this changes/does not change with policies and global conflict.
2) Investigate patient outcomes beyond healthcare utilization, e.g. quality of life, sati...