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Key populations Immigrant social workers (female and male) Gaps identified Lack of research that addresses gender-based experiences of immigrant social workers Key recommendations Remove barriers to social workers’ professional and personal adaptation in the following areas: “language, employment, housing, daycare,...
Future research/gaps identified: Create a network of service providers that meet regularly to collaborate on initiatives for racialized communities Integration timeline Newcomers (not defined) Key findings A lack of newcomer demographic data exists for Red Deer Discrimination, isolation and stigma are s...
Open-access – Yes https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s12134-014-0396-7.pdf Location Calgary, Alberta; Edmonton, Alberta; Fort McMurray, Alberta; Grande Prairie, Alberta; Lethbridge, Alberta; Medicine Hat, Alberta; Red Deer, Alberta Key recommendations “Our work suggests that the topic has different conse...
Integration timeline Newcomers (not defined) Key findings 74% of respondents reported that newcomers experienced challenges in accessing services The 5 most needed services for newcomers were: i) language & workplace training; ii) housing, employment, childcare & health; iii) info & orientation; iv) transport...