Resources

The Canadian Centre for Nonprofit Digital Resilience released its new Report: Addressing the Digital Skills Gap in Canadian Nonprofits. Outcomes of Prototyped Solution Pilot

OCASI is pleased to open registration for the upcoming self-directed online training on: Serving Youth in Newcomer Communities (SYNC)

PRSN released its latest research report: Building Better Relationships Between Private Refugee Sponsors and Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH) Organizations.

Supporting 2SLGBTQ+ Indigenous people with lived experience of gender-based violence.

Learn at Work website contains a collection of online learning courses created and hosted by OCASI. Many of the courses are online versions of in-class training that were offered by OCASI. The topics are mainly on skills in working with clients.

Zabeen Hirji joined Elizabeth McIsaac for the latest Five Good Ideas session. They explored how AI is changing the nature of work and reshaping the relationship between employers and employees.

Race relations in Canada 2024: A survey of Canadian public opinion and experience, the third Canada-wide survey conducted by the Canadian Race Relations Foundation and the Environics Institute for Survey Research, documents Canada’s progress on issues related to racial

If you are a refugee claimant, these printable tipsheets can help you to: 

• understand how to prepare for your refugee hearing
• gather your evidence
• get your decision and take other important steps after your refugee hearing

Refugee law is complicated. It’s important to get legal help

The OCASI Client Management System (OCMS) is a powerful and sophisticated website that can be used by multi-service agencies across Canada to record and retrieve important client information while generating detailed real-time reports on individual and group activities.

CATIE's multilingual website, multilingual.catie.ca, addresses the health information needs of immigrant communities regarding HIV, hepatitis C and syphilis. It offers foundational, up-to-date information on these health conditions in the languages most commonly spoken by