CRAWL had the amazing opportunity to present some of our findings of the Peel Family Pathways Project at the 25th Metropolis Canada Conference! The discussion helped develop the Evidence-Based Family Needs Framework for newcomer and refugee clients!
Learn more about our collaboration with Family Services of Peel to develop the Evidence-Based Family Needs Framework for newcomer and refugee clients! Visit https://t.co/tw6FKfjf9L
Thank you, Sunny and Sanaz for starting off the new format of our lab meetings! CRAWL lab is now dedicating a portion of our lab meetings to peer-led research lessons/discussions. This week we got an extremely helpful presentation on Research Design from CRAWL member, Sanaz!
The CRAWL lab research team just finished creating our second survey for the Liminal Spaces Project! Looking forward to seeing what the data says on recovery experiences of liminal spaces and activities! For more details on the project click here: https://t.co/tvJI7Zgn9t
We would also like to express our gratitude to Ali Salha from Polycultural Immigrant & Community Services who helped the research team organize these focus groups!
We are excited to announce that we have started the focus group interviews for the Peel Family Pathways Project! The insights from these interviews will play a vital role in developing an Evidence-Based Family Needs Framework for newcomer and refugee clients.
We are honoured today to introduce everyone meeting with our lab's Principal Investigator, Prof. Soo Min Toh. Her research focuses on understanding knowledge transfer between groups, expatriate management and the workplace experiences of immigrant professionals.
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