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Future research/gaps identified: 1) Gang members were reluctant to participate due to gang rivalry and/or legal consequences 2) The majority of participants were NOT central and/or high ranking gang members 3) The majority of participants were male Location – Calgary, AB Open access – No Community organizations:...
Gaps identified NA Key populations Community organizations Key recommendations Municipal government and community partners should work collectively to create inclusive space toward a welcoming community for newcomers Key findings Calgary is becoming more ethno-culturally diverse as a result of growing immigration...
Open-access – No Location Edmonton, Alberta Key recommendations Adequate funding for community-based organizations Key populations African immigrant women Key findings Various life adversities (e.g., poverty), in the absence of women’s family circle created a sense of isolation and increased stress, which were...
Open-access – No Location Fort McMurray, Alberta Key recommendations NA Key populations Inidividuals living in the city of Fort McMurray who were students and worker Key findings The participants made a distinction between those immigrants who treat Fort McMurray as home and those immigrants who rather lack int...
Key recommendations NA Key findings Ethno-racial organizations were more effective than mainstream organizations because they were more closely connected with and responsive to the ethnic community’s needs. Chinese community organizations bridged the gap in social services for Chinese immigrants. As transitional inst...
Gaps identified NA Community organizations NA Key recommendations NA Key findings African Francophone immigrants in Alberta develop multiple forms of belonging to many social groups, whose principal manifestation includes a collective belonging to the ethnic community of the country of origin, to the francophone...
Community organizations NA Key recommendations NA Gaps identified No acculturation measurement for Chinese immigrants Key populations Chinese immigrants Key findings There has been a growing concern that Chinese and other minority group members in Canada have experienced different levels of difficulties during...