Community organizations: Human Rights Watch
Future research / gaps identified: n/a
Integration timeline: not defined
Key populations: LGBTQ+ refugees or immigrants, and newcomers with LGBTQ+ loved ones back home or in Canada
Open access: Yes
Key findings:
1) At least 67 countries have national laws criminaliz...
Community organizations
NA
Key recommendations
(a) deploying child protective measures that are culturally tailored to African immigrant families
(b) building community resilience by tapping into the communal cultures of the group to develop culturally relevant family-to-family support networks and mentorship program...
Key recommendations
Early mental health promotion with recent immigrant parents is critical for supporting immigrant children’s wellbeing in a new country
Key findings
African immigrant parents struggle with the tension of holding traditional cultural views of wellness in an environment where structures and services...
Gaps identified
Not enough focus on resilience of newcomers
Key recommendations
More funding to community associations that help with integration processes.
Enhancing informal support channels, particularly community networks that serve newcomers.
Key findings
To study participants, success constitutes a multi-dime...
Location
NA
Key recommendations
Need to engage African immigrant men in policies and practices that shape their lives, including immigrant serving agencies and organizations. Important to engage community organizations and elders in this process
Key populations
African immigrant men
Key findings
African immigrant...
Open-access – No
Location
Alberta
Key recommendations
Future research should look more closely at the familial contexts of African families who are affected by HIV in Canada as well as how the stigma attached to this illness impacts them in social contexts. African immigrants are overrepresented in HIV statistics a...