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- Technology Impact survey 2: an analysis of the impact of the computers received by students from Catholic Social Services (CSS), Edmonton Immigrant Services Association (EISA), Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers (EMCN), Francophonie Albertaine Plurielle (FRAP) and REACH Edmonton between December 2020 and January 2021.
- The Kid Kit by United Way: Provides a series of activity and learning kits for practitioners who work with families to encourage child development through responsive and playful interactions.
- The kits are intended for programs who have an ongoing relationship with families and can utilize the kits in their programming. Kits can be used with families during home visits, or dropped off at the home and used virtually to show parents how to use the tools and what the activities are promoting for their child’s growth.
- If you are interested in learning more about Kid Kits, please complete this doodle poll to join a 30 minute information session to learn more about these resources
- Impact Survey: The Impact of Technology devices on students and Families – Results from the ELIP Computer For Students working group regarding the impact on students and families who received technology devices from United Way and C5 in the spring of 2020. This interactive report allows you to click on specific areas to gain more insight into the data collected
- The Million Meals Campaign – Dillon Consulting offering Pro Bono resources
- The Alberta Mentorship Program
- Online Toolkit for artists and non-profits moving their work online – Government of Alberta
- Alberta 211 – For a list of current local services available during COVID-19
- Early Childhood Educators Cheatsheet: Supporting ESL Children’s Education
- Virtual Facilitation Guide from Equity Meets Design
- Child and Youth Services Map – an interactive map from REACH Edmonton detailing a wide range of child and youth programs as a tool for service providers and families to discover appropriate programs for kids.
- Annual Settlement and Integration Sector Survey 2021
- Government of Canada announces further measures to support international students
- Centralized Immigration Portal from Stats Canada Immigrant and Non-permanent Residents Statistics
- Evaluation for Refugees helps build the evaluation capacity of the refugee sector across Canada in order to improve supports and outcomes for refugee newcomers. The Centre for Community Based Research (CCBR) and the Evaluation Capacity Network, University of Alberta (UofA) lead this national initiative
- The Impact of COVID 19 on International Students in Canada – SAGE Journals
- Government of Canada updates on refugees during COVID-19
- Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC): Guidance for Employers of Temporary Foreign Workers(TFWs) on COVID-19
- Resources from IRIS Ethical Recruitment regarding temporary workers
