Staying Behind: Limited Displacement and Inequality After Wildfires in the U.S.
CMS affiliate Kathryn McConnell finds most people stay after U.S. wildfires, offering insights for climate adaptation and disaster relief.
Refuge and Rejection: Hong Kong’s Overlooked Holocaust History
PhD candidate Cheuk Him Ryan Sun uncovers Hong Kong’s overlooked role in Holocaust-era refuge and the global history of antisemitism.
Making Friends, Making Homes: How Cosmopolitan Associations Connect Diverse Immigrants
Prof. Sean Lauer shows how joining associations helps newcomers build diverse friendships, foster belonging, and integrate into Canadian society.
Love and Belonging: How Immigrants Find Romantic Partners in Canada
Dr. Yue Qian explores how online dating fosters immigrant belonging by promoting inter-nativity relationships and social integration.
From Classroom to Citizenship: Higher Education’s Role in Migration Policy
Dr. Lisa Ruth Brunner’s research explores how universities reshape immigration through ‘edugration’—the merging of education and migration policy.
Making Health Disparities Visible: The MENA Category and COVID-19
Dr. Neda Maghbouleh’s highlights the importance of MENA representation in health data in her research on COVID-19 racial health disparities in Toronto.
Statelessness by Design: Myanmar’s Bureaucratic Methods of Erasing the Rohingya
Dr. Amanda Cheong’s research reveals how Myanmar’s bureaucratic methods have systematically erased the Rohingya, creating one of the world’s largest stateless populations.
Beyond Political Polarization: Finding Common Ground on Immigration in the United States
Are Americans truly divided on immigration? Dr. Matthew Wright’s research challenges the perception of a polarized public, revealing that most Americans support centrist, value-driven immigration policies.
Factors that Influence the Educational Aspirations of Young Adult Women from Refugee Backgrounds
Sonja Aicha van der Putten | WPS 2024/1
Immigration and the Public
Keith Banting, Michael Donnelly, Marc Helbling, Andrea Lawlor, Rahsaan Maxwell, Angela X. Ocampo, Mireille Paquet, Margaret Peters, Richard Traunmüller, Paul Vierus and Conrad Ziller | WPS 2023/5