We use community-engaged research methods to co-create & evaluate interventions with children, youth and their families.
Like a compass, we strive to help migrant children with special healthcare needs and their families navigate towards better health and settlement outcomes.
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Our work takes place across treatied and unceded territories across Turtle Island, now known as North America. We are grateful to work on the traditional territory of the Huron, the Wendat, the Haudenosaunee, the Missisaugas of New Credit and the Ohlone people. As our research activities are centred around amplifying and supporting migrant communities, we recognize our work is intimately tied supporting Indigenous communities, sovereignty, and reconciliation.
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