Research and Publications
A collection of immigration-related studies conducted by OLIP and its partners and stakeholders. All resources are free and available in various formats.
Resettlement Assistance Program (RAP) Service Provider Handbook
The Resettlement Assistance Program (RAP) Service Provider Handbook describes in detail the services that service provider organizations funded
Residents’ Perceptions of Radon Health Risks: A Qualitative Study
This study looks at how people perceive the health risks of radon and explores the factors that help or prevent them from taking preventive measures
Mexican Youth in Canada: A Political Economy Analysis of Motivations for Immigration, Labour Market Integration, and Transnational Practices
This dissertation examines the factors that led 35 Mexican immigrant and refugee youth in Ottawa and Montreal to develop transnational practices
2017 Annual Development Report
The Annual Development Report gives updates and analysis of demographic and economic statistics in Ottawa
The Making of a Model Refugee: Refugee Resettlement and Employment Services in Ottawa, ON
Participation in the labor market is seen as an important step in resettlement and integration
Immigrant Youth in Canada: A Literature Review of Migrant Youth Settlement and Service Issues
The goal is to document the settlement and service experiences of these three groups and suggest new intervention strategies
City of Ottawa Policy Services Board
To successfully govern and oversee the Ottawa Police Service, Board members need to have diverse experience
An Anatomy of Settlement Services in Canada: A Guide
The Ottawa Chinese Community Service Centre (OCCSE) is a non-profit organization
Understanding immigrant seniors’ needs and priorities for health care
This report, authored by Vivien Runnels, draws from an extensive engagement of immigrant seniors and their […]
Building Resilience in at-Risk Elementary School Children: A School-Based Initiative Led by Pediatric Residents in Ottawa, Canada
Two pediatric residents at CHEO saw the need for preventive mental health and resilience programs in schools