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Canadians are now significantly more likely than a year ago to say there is too much immigration
To gain valuable insight into refugee resettlement in Canada, it's important to reflect on the experiences of those who sought refuge here – their challenges and successes as they rebuilt their lives.
Watch our previously-recorded one-hour webinar about the Environics Institute for Survey Research's national study on the lived experience of Syrian refugees who arrived in Canada between 2015-16.
The study involved in-depth interviews with a representative sample of 305 Syrian refugees, covering their journey from pre-arrival to present day, including their hopes and challenges for the future.
Click here to watch
Presenters:
Keith Neuman – Senior Associate, Environics Institute for Survey Research
Jobran Khanji – Community Outreach Coordinator, Environics Institute for Survey Research
Host: Shruti Dargan, New Canadians
Note: You can ask questions to our presenters live during the session. Or, send your queries to us beforehand at [email protected] with a reference to the topic of the session in the subject line of your email.
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