RELATED PUBLICATIONS
CERIS promotes innovative policy-relevant research on immigration, settlement and integration. One way to fulfil this mandate is through our annual Request for Proposals (RFP) research competition. RFPs support researchers across Ontario to conduct collaborative, interdisciplinary research that informs current immigration policy and practice. Since 1996, CERIS has funded over 120 research projects covering a wide range of issues. The findings of many of these projects have been disseminated through CERIS seminars and publications.
CERIS also serves the field by providing a space for related work. Below are some publications relevant to our community of researchers, policy-makers and community organisation members.
OTHER GRADUATE STUDENT REPORTS
Pacheco, Debbie: MA, University of Toronto
Contested Belongings: Crowding the Portuguese-Speaking Diaspora in Canada
Scavello, Nino A.: York University
Walters, Jessica: CERIS Researcher
CERIS STUDENT AFFILIATES’ RESEARCH PAPERS
Student affiliates are welcome and encouraged to share information about their dissertation, thesis, or MRP research with CERIS. Please fill out the following form and submit it to ceris@yorku.ca. We will add your work onto the CERIS – The Ontario Metropolis Centre website.
Paper Information Submission Form
| IMMIGRANT SENIORS PROJECT Speaking With Seniors and Their Families: A first-language investigation of the needs for holistic approaches to service Summary of findings of focus groups of senior immigrant women and families who sponsor older immigrants are available below in 13 different languages. These focus groups were part of a larger project on immigrant seniors conducted by Dr. Kenise Murphy Kilbride, CERIS Senior Scholar and Professor Emerita at Ryerson University. Summary – Arabic Summary – Chinese (Simplified) Summary – Chinese (Traditional) Summary – English Summary – Farsi Summary – Gujarati Summary – Korean Summary – Punjabi Summary – Russian Summary – Spanish Summary – Tagalog Summary – Tamil Summary – Urdu |
SENIOR IMMIGRANTS TO CANADA AND THIER SPONSORING FAMILIES: The voices of Senior Immigrant Men The summaries present the findings of in-depth first-language interviews with 72 senior male immigrants, aged 55 years or older, who had immigrated to larger cities in Ontario in the past 10 years. It is available in English, Arabic, Cantonese, Farsi, Gujarati, Korean, Mandarin, Punjabi, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, Tamil, and Urdu.These focus groups were part of a larger project on immigrant seniors conducted by Dr. Kenise Murphy Kilbride. Summary – Arabic Summary – Cantonese (Traditional) Summary – English Summary – Farsi Summary – Gujarati Summary – Korean Summary – Mandarin Summary – Punjabi Summary – Russian Summary – Spanish Summary – Tagalog Summary – Tamil Summary – Urdu |
