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Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Digital supports for immigrant professionals’ settlement and information needs: Developing a wiki-style tool with intersectional, targeted content.
This study explores the settlement and employment challenges of immigrant professionals in Canada and evaluates a digital solution, The Seeker, designed to offer targeted, profession- and country-specific support using a wiki-style platform.
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Digital information platforms and supports for immigrant professionals’ employment and settlement: An integrative review.
This integrative review analyzes 15 sources on digital tools for immigrant professionals in Canada. It finds that most digital platforms focus on employment and networking, with less attention to broader settlement needs. While praised for accessibility and timeliness, these tools also face concerns about reliability and scope, highlighting the need for more holistic, credible digital supports.
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Scholarship on LGBTQIA+ migrants in the social work field: A scoping review.
This scoping review analyzes social work research on LGBTQIA+ migrants, revealing a focus on health topics, qualitative methods, and Global North contexts. It highlights gaps, including limited attention to asylum seekers, undocumented migrants, and youth, while calling for more intersectional and inclusive approaches in future scholarship.
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Online employment services for immigrant professionals: An environmental scan.
This scan of 80 online employment services for immigrant professionals in Canada found major geographic disparities and a strong focus on self-paced learning tools. Most services target immigrants broadly, with an emphasis on skilled workers in IT and healthcare. Job search support dominates, while areas like financial help remain underdeveloped.
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