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Envisioning the Future of the Immigrant Serving Sector– Final Project Report
Between 2021–2023, ACS-Metropolis uncovered an array of challenges and opportunities for growth and tested solutions which would support innovation, collaboration and capacity building in the Canadian settlement sector through a mixed methods action research approach.
Digital Champions Implementation Guide
As of the publication of this guide in Winter/Spring 2023, the settlement sector has experienced considerable growth in hybrid service delivery and will likely continue to do so. Digital inclusion is increasingly being recognized as a social determinant of health, as more and more aspects of our daily lives shift to being online. The global pandemic enacted a swift pivot towards remote work and remote services, and shone a light upon the considerable digital divide between those who have the skills and resources to get online and those who are left behind. Overall, everyone may benefit from an inclusive and engaged approach towards digital inclusion, no matter where they are on their digital literacy journey.
Who Are We?
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Association for Canadian Studies (1973–2023) we asked “who are we” as a people (s) to the contributors to this edition of Canadian Issues. The report that ultimately gave birth to the ACS was Tom Symons “To Know Ourselves” and for half a century, our organization has been examining this question via conferences,
