Resources

Public Service Announcements are short messages on radio, television, and social media that are disseminated for free in order to raise awareness of, and change public attitudes and behaviors towards a social issue. This resource offers guidance and suggestions for creating PSAs.

The Canadian Commission for UNESCO (CCUNESCO) and the Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF) teamed up to facilitate attendance and participation of 24 Black Canadian civil society leaders at the Second Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on People of African Descent

A study from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute in partnership with the CRRF finds many Asian Canadians burdened by judgements and mistreated based on their appearance and assumed associations.

Nonprofits can benefit from corporate partnerships by aligning with businesses that share their values and mission. A successful outreach strategy involves targeted research, multichannel communication, clear expectations, and mutual benefits, ensuring long-term collaboration.

The Case Management Framework by IRCC provides personalized support for vulnerable newcomers, ensuring access to essential settlement services. It coordinates assistance through wraparound care, service navigation, and follow-ups to help clients achieve stability and integration.

This report presents the highlights of a research project carried out by the firms Goss Gilroy Inc. (GGI) and Sociopol for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The purpose of this report is to understand the transition to permanent residence for French-speaking

Language barriers significantly hinder newcomers' integration in Canada, affecting education, healthcare access, housing, and employment opportunities. Addressing these challenges requires tailored language instruction and improved support services to facilitate resettlement.

Building Blocks for Engaging Newcomer Volunteers: A Guide for Organizations

Although CUAET special measures expired on March 31, 2024, Ukrainians who meet the following criteria are eligible to apply for an open work permit or a study permit to extend their status in Canada:

Your health status can change as you adapt to your new life here. Worrying about how you will provide for your family, find a place to live, take on jobs that are hard on your mental and physical health, and a change in diet can all contribute to health issues.