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(English) Rapid Impact Evaluation of the Syrian Refugee Initiative

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(English) The State of Private Refugee Sponsorship in Canada: Trends, Issues, and Impacts

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(English) Family Support Services – Annotated Bibliography

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(English) “Innovations in Forced Migration” Showcasing research from the Refugee Research Network (RRN) and beyond

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Postdoctoral Fellowships

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Refugee Claims Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: an Annotated Bibliography

Abstract:      This annotated bibliography gives an account of legal and social sciences research sources related to refugee claims based on sexual orientation and gender identity. The bibliography, which focuses primarily on English language publications, includes close to 200 items that fall into the following two categories of research sources: (1) scholarly publications on lesbian, … Continue reading Refugee Claims Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: an Annotated Bibliography →

Refugee Health Care Cuts In Canada: System Level Costs, Risks and Responses

Executive summary When reforms to the Interim Federal Health (IFH) program were announced, health care providers raised a number of concerns about the significant reduction in access to health care services for most refugees and claimants. This research study documents how four key fears of health care providers have been realized since the cuts took … Continue reading Refugee Health Care Cuts In Canada: System Level Costs, Risks and Responses →

Controlling irregular migration in Canada: reconcilling security concerns with human rights protection

mmigration is increasingly preoccupying politicians, policy-makers and citizens around the world. For the most part, however, the focus has been on the economic impact and social integration of new migrants. The authors of this study, François Crépeau and Delphine Nakache, address an issue that is often overlooked: The legal framework through which we welcome newcomers, … Continue reading Controlling irregular migration in Canada: reconcilling security concerns with human rights protection →

Immigration Detention in Canada

The Global Detention Project (GDP) is a research initiative that assesses states’ use of detention in response to global migration. Based at the Graduate Institute’s Programme for the Study of Global Migration in Geneva, Switzerland, the GDP’s aims include: (1) providing researchers, advocates, and journalists with a measurable and regularly updated baseline foranalysing the growth … Continue reading Immigration Detention in Canada →