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INSCAN:
International Settlement Canada
 Founded
in 1987, INSCAN is a national and bilingual quarterly published with
the financial support of Citizenship and Immigration Canada. As a forum
of information sharing and discussion, it facilitates the work of the
Canadian settlement community by covering a wide range of topics related
to the settlement, adaptation, and integration of immigrants and refugees
in Canada. With contributors from across the country, the periodical
is distributed widely to settlement service providers, policy makers,
and researchers.
For more information, please visit the INSCAN
section.
Integration-Net
 Funded
by Citizenship and Immigration Canada and hosted by Carleton University,
Integration-Net is a communications, information, and research
tool to support the work of the Canadian settlement community. The bilingual
Web site has eight major sections: Home, Infocentre, Professional Development,
National Initiatives, Regional Highlights, Events, Links, and Share
Your Information. Our Centre has been administering the site since its
launch in 2000.
For more information, please visit: http://integration-net.ca/
Building Capacity for Welcoming Communities
 This
project draws on existing resources relating to racism and anti-racism
in Canada. Under Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s Welcoming
Communities Initiative, we have compiled a print and online inventory
of such resources as they relate to the settlement, adaptation, and
integration of newcomers into Canadian communities. The project was
implemented in partnership with John Samuel and Associates, Citizens
for Public Justice, and the Canadian Ethnocultural Council.
For more information, please visit: http://integration-net.ca/english/ini/wci-idca/wca/index.htm.
Women Refugees in International Perspectives
 The Centre has been exploring the specific needs of refugee women and children
since the early 1980s. To date, we have published a two-volume annotated
bibliography, Women Refugees in International Perspectives, covering
the periods 1980-1990 (first volume) and 1991-1999 (second volume).
For more information, please visit the Women
Refugees section.
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