Reimagining Funding and Service Delivery for Newcomers: Considerations for Relational Infrastructure is a proposal to develop a community-based funding model that centres the voices of newcomers...

Reimagining Funding and Service Delivery for Newcomers: Lessons from the Literature and Stakeholders explores how newcomer settlement and integration outcomes are impacted by the current...

The city of Toronto is home to a large and diverse population speaking more than 200 different languages. According to the 2016 census, over 130,000...

Despite the many benefits of recreation in health and in settlement, newcomer youth have much lower participation rates compared to their peers. On Monday, June...

Across Ontario, grade 8 students are required to register for high school courses which are classified into three levels: academic, applied, and locally developed/essentials. Typically,...

Family income is one of the most powerful factors affecting student success. Students from economically and socially marginalized conditions face greater external challenges and consequently...

Next week high school will officially let out for summer vacation and many students will find themselves with a considerable amount of free time. How...

Toronto is one of North America’s most multicultural urban centres and is home to over 65,000 newcomer youth. The settlement process can be a particularly...

Lost in the Shuffle: In Support of Children in Transition is a resource manual and a workshop guide that aims to build a greater understanding...

Lost in the Shuffle: In Support of Children in Transition is both a resource manual and a workshop guide The workshop guide involves the use...