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BORDER(ING) PRACTICES: SYSTEMIC RACISM, IMMIGRATION, & CHILD WELFARE
Advancing knowledge and action at the intersections of child welfare, immigration status, and racial justice
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Border(ing) Practices: Systemic Racism, Immigration & Child Welfare is a collaborative research project led by researchers at the University of Toronto and the University of Victoria working in partnership with child welfare, immigration, and gender-based violence service providers and advocates within Ontario and British Columbia.
We aim to understand how immigration policies and systemic racism shape child welfare policies and practices with children, youth and families.
WHAT ARE WE DOING?
Using an intersectionality-based research design, we are:
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Learn how Border(ing) Practices is combining policy research, community partnerships, arts-based methods, and lived experience to improve outcomes for immigrant children, youth, and families..
Discover how Border(ing) Practices and its partners are advancing awareness of the rights and challenges facing immigrant youth in care.
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