This article focuses on the educational experiences of African-Canadian youth. Traditionally,
researchers have tended to emphasize the poor academic performance of Black students, or …

With increased transnational ties to their homelands, immigrants' ontology now verges on
being double–and, consequently, on seeing double–most of the time. This double …

Notwithstanding the role of immigrants' transnationalism and identity formation in shaping
their settlement and integration process, the burgeoning literature on Canadian immigration …

Starting from the premise that" culture" has generally been overlooked in the analysis of
immigrant housing in Canada, this study examines the housing experiences of Ghanaian …

There has been increased attention on transgender and gender-nonconforming youth and
the obstacles that they face in schools, especially in terms of peer harassment and access to …

With the recent rise in anti-Asian hate incidents, many Asian American communities have
been living in a state of uncertainty and fear. In contrast to the harmful rhetoric that has …

Collaborating with Project: Humanity, an acclaimed socially engaged theatre company, we
mobilized, over 16 weeks, an applied theatre methodology of drama workshops and …

The focus of this research is cultural sustainability of African Canadian heritage. Research
literature informs us that engaging youth in educational programmes at the local level is …

Thanks to pioneering work within anthropology, students of international migration
acknowledge that most immigrants do not sever their ties with the homeland, but rather …

Metro Vancouver is a diverse city where half the residents identify as people of colour, but
only one percent of the population is racialized as Black. In this context, African-Canadians …