Resources

MTM Newcomers is the only media and technology focused survey on newcomers in Canada. This survey focuses on those who have come to Canada within the last 5 years providing insights into the media consumption habits and technology adoption patterns of this growing segment of the

The OCASI Mental Health Promotion Project (MHP) is pleased to invite you to a virtual workshop series facilitated by HF Care (formerly known as Hong Fook Mental Health Association):

OCASI a le plaisir d’ouvrir l’inscription à la prochaine formation autogérée en ligne sur : Formation pour les services de soutien à l’emploi

• Date: 1er mai 2026
• Lieu: En ligne à learnatwork.ca
• Date limite d'inscription: À confirmer, ou dès que les places sont comblées

À propos de ce

OCASI is pleased to announce the upcoming self-directed online course on: Addressing Anti-Indigenous Racism in the Immigrant and Refugee-Serving Sector.

• Date: May 6 - July 31, 2026

About this Course

This 3-module course is specifically aimed at assisting newcomer and migrant people

This video series explains the rights of students with disabilities in Ontario schools. It covers key topics such as accommodations, inclusive education, and how families can advocate for the supports they need.

This five-module online self-directed course is developed to help front-line practitioners working with immigrant and refugee communities to better understand issues of sexual violence and develop a supportive response for survivors with intersectional identities.

We are excited to announce another professional development opportunity: Health Literacy Virtual Training. This evidence-based training is a valuable opportunity to strengthen your skills and better support clients.

The Training will focus on

• Presenting health information in ways

The Bridge of Hope (BoH) Program Model Overview highlights REST Centres’ flagship initiative to prevent homelessness among Black and BIPOC youth (16–24) in Peel Region, developed with the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness.

Rooted in Housing First for Youth and an anti-Black

The National Housing Council has convened a Review Panel to examine the lack of accessible housing across the country, at the request of the Federal Housing Advocate.

This comprehensive learning tool approaches anti-Asian racism through an intersectional and DEIA lens, highlighting how race, ethnicity, gender, and other social factors shape these experiences.