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Publications
Books and Book Chapters
A collection of research on emotional wellness and cultural mediation in Western Canada’s immigrant settlement. It features studies on child language brokering, emotional needs in settlement programs, and agency responses to the RENEW project on newcomer mental health.
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
This set of peer-reviewed works explores digital tools, emotional wellness, and integration challenges for immigrants in Canada. Topics include online services, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, youth support, and frontline experiences, with a focus on Alberta and research led by TIES using participatory, intersectional methods.
Policy Briefs
Policy briefs from the Centre for Immigrant Research at TIES turn research and evidence into clear, action-focused recommendations. They can cover topics ranging from service delivery and newcomer outcomes to artificial intelligence involved in public services, decision-making, and digital support tools, highlighting what is changing, why it matters, and what to do next.
Reports
Reports from the Centre for Immigrant Research at TIES offer insights across a wide range of topics related to immigrant settlement and integration. They document evidence and findings, evaluate programs and initiatives, identify gaps, and suggest improvements to strengthen services and outcomes.
Conferences, Presentations and Workshops
This collection highlights research and community work on immigrant integration, digital services, and well-being. Topics include 2SLGBTQIA+ youth, language brokering, The Seeker tool, and COVID-19 response. Presented at major conferences, it emphasizes collaboration between researchers and immigrant-serving groups.
Toolkits and Modules
Toolkits from TIES offer practical resources for educators and settlement workers. Topics include hybrid literacy instruction, The Seeker, child language brokering, and refugee integration through agriculture training.
Webinars and Podcasts
These webinars and podcasts share research and insights on immigrant integration, covering 2SLGBTQIA+ youth, The Seeker, hybrid instruction, and language brokering. Hosted by TIES and partners, they support knowledge exchange for practitioners and researchers.
