Location
Alberta
Community organizations
NA
Key populations
Chinese immigrant youth in schools
Key recommendations
Teaching practice needs to be decolonised to emphasizing valuing indigenous forms of knowledge, including the knowledge of immigrant students
Key findings
Chinese immigrant youth face discrimination b...
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta
Key recommendations
NA
Key populations
NA
Key findings
Digital documentation and analysis of the Quon Sang Lung Laundry Shop helps to fill the gaps in our understanding of Alberta’s social and cultural history
Point cloud data (a dense set of three-dimensional point measurements) co...
Location
Edmonton, Alberta
Integration timeline
At what point during the integration process the study was conducted?
The average length of residency was 22.5 years.
Key Recommendations
Culturally competent service provision by mainstream services (including removing cost barriers, improving translation and accessib...
Key recommendations
Need for further research into the topic
Need to develop predictive tools that can identify women at most risk of experiencing poor outcomes that come as the result of not having a female care provider during childbirth
Key findings
Immigrant women prefer to have a female physician for obste...
Location
Edmonton, Alberta
Key recommendations
Preventative dental care cannot happen when there are structural barriers in place (such as access to insurance and prohibitive costs), these must be addressed alongside informing newcomers about the importance of preventative dental care for their children
Key populat...
Key recommendations
Healthcare education for recent immigrants
Gaps identified
There is a need for healthcare education programs and a strong supportive system to facilitate better health choices and encourage health care service use for recent immigrants
Key findings
Healthcare choices are influenced by pre and post m...
Key findings
Two main findings that underline why foreign worker are not inclined to return to their home countries. First, the economic hardships that pushed them to migrate in the first place remain significant in their home countries. Given this, they do not want to return to the same economic hardships they used to...
Gaps identified
NA
Key findings
Broad capitalist ideologies affect the conditions of labour that TFWs experience
The demands of ‘work’ can contradict the requirements of ‘home’, and threaten workers’ abilities to maintain important social relationships and articulate aspects of their cultural identities
Alberta...
Key findings
People who were born abroad and referred for in-country surveillance after migration were more likely to be diagnosed with pulmonary tuberculosis. That were all non-referrals and non-referrals from high risk countries. Referrals had a roughly 80% decreased risk of transmitting TB and did not result in any...
Key populations
Immigrant children
Location
Winnipeg, Mannitoba
Key recommendations
Raising awareness of the importance of oral health among newcomers and service providers caring for them.
Oral health promotion activities must be tailored to each group of newcomers to ensure they are culturally appropriate and eff...