A young boy stands before a wall filled with hundreds of faces in a grid, showcasing the diversity of ages, genders, and ethnicities—reflecting intercultural relations and adaptation in Canada amid contact and discrimination.

Intercultural relations and adaptation in Canada: The role of contact and discrimination

In this report, we seek to explain how and why intergroup contact works to improve intergroup relations, using a representative sample that included racialized and non-racialized individuals in Canada.

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