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CERIS 2009 GRADUATE STUDENT AWARD RECIPIENTS


CERIS wishes to congratulate the following students, who have been awarded CERIS Graduate Student Research Awards for 2009:

Bisaillon, Laura
PhD, University of Ottawa

Ho, Mabel
 MA in Immigration and Settlement Studies, Ryerson University

Jeffrey, Kamara
 PhD, OISE, University of Toronto

Logan, Jennifer
 MA, York University

MacDonald, Susan
 PhD, University of Toronto

Majeed, Michelle
 PhD, University of Toronto

McDonald, Jean
 PhD, York University

Palmer, Katie
MA, University of Toronto

Parker, Christina
 PhD, OISE, University of Toronto

Suh, Sang Mi
 MA in Immigration and Settlement Studies, Ryerson University

Zerat, Semhar
 MA in Immigration and Settlement Studies, Ryerson University

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12th National Metropolis Conference

Immigration and Diversity: Crossroads of Cultures, Engine of the Economy
(Montreal, Canada, March 18-21, 2010)

You are invited to visit the conference website to stay up-to-date the latest conference new developments and updates.

CERIS UPCOMING SEMINARS  


CERIS seminars will resume in September.

Please RSVP to ceris.reception@utoronto.ca or call (416) 946-3110
SEMINAR PRESENTATION NOTES  

 CERIS EVENTS CALENDAR

3rd Metropolis National Research Competition: Call for Proposals
Deadline: September 30, 2009 

CERIS 2009 Graduate Student Conference: Presentation notes are available online

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2008 CERIS Graduate Student Conference:
Rethinking the Mosaic: Immigration, Settlement, and the Lived Experience

Papers from presenters are available online

9th National Metropolis Conference
Online Conference Proceedings
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MA Program in Immigration and Settlement Studies @ Ryerson University
Canada’s first graduate program devoted to advanced study of immigration policy, services and experience. The Master of Arts in Immigration and Settlement Studies is an innovative new program that will explore immigration trends, policies & programs in Canada from multi-disciplinary perspectives. Available in both full-time and part-time study options. www.ryerson.ca/graduate/programs/immigration/

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Publications

 

CERIS POLICY MATTERS 

No. 39, March 2009
Families and Violence in Punjabi and Tamil Communities in Toronto By Vappu Tyyskä and Farishta Dinshaw. March 2009.
 

No. 38, May 2009
Immigration and the Demographic Challenge: A Statistical Survey of the Ontario Region By Magdy ElDakiky and John Shields. May 2009.
 

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CERIS WORKING PAPER No. 71-73

Landolt, Patricia, Luin Goldring, and Judith Bernhard. 2009. Between Grassroots Politics and the Ethnicizing Imperative of the Multicultural State: Latin American Immigrant Organizations in Toronto. CERIS Paper Series. No. 73. January 2009. 

Kilbride, Kenise Murphy, et. al. 2008. Reclaiming Voice: Challenges and Opportunities for Immigrant Women Learning English. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 72. November 2008.

 Spitzer, Denise, and Sara Torres. 2008. Gender-Based Barriers to Settlement and Integration for Live-in-Caregivers: A Review of the Literature. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 71. November 2008.
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MONTHLY BULLETIN

Current Issue: April 2009 (Issue No. 110)
 The deadline for information to be included in the next bulletin is April 29th, 2009.


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Annual Activities Report to SSHRC - Metropolis Project Phase III (Year One)

Fiscal Year 2007-2008 Click here to read
 

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What is CERIS

CERIS, the Ontario Metropolis Centre, is a collaborative project governed by a Governance Board that encompasses Ryerson University, University of Toronto, York University, the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants, the Community Social Planning Council of Toronto, and the United Way of Greater Toronto. CERIS goals are:

  1. Promoting research about the impact of immigration on the Greater Toronto Area and on the integration of immigrants into Canadian society;
  2. Providing training opportunities;
  3. Disseminating policy and program relevant research information.

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Metropolis is a cooperative international forum for policy-related research on the effects of immigration and settlement on urban centres.  At the base of Metropolis are innovative government-academic partnerships which will provide knowledge at the core of decision-making.  CERIS is one of five research centres across Canada established under the Metropolis Project.
  Also visit these other Metropolis web sites:
  To access the Metropolis Canada Metropolis Canada
An international forum for research and policy on migrations, diversity and changing cities.
  To access the Montreal Centre Montréal
The Quebec Metropolis Centre
  To access the Prairie Metropolis Centre Prairie
Prairie Metropolis Centre
  British Columbia
Metropolis British Columbia
  To access the Atlantic Metropolis Centre Atlantic
Atlantic Metropolis Centre
  To access the Metropolis International Metropolis International
Web site of the Metropolis International Secretariat
 

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