Minecraft, COVID Spaces, and the City of Vancouver
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Our project aims to engage youth in the reimagining of outdoor COVID spaces...
Langara
Nursing
NURS 4163
The Tell-a-Friend initiative was proposed by the Vancouver Immigration Partnership (VIP) as a way to connect newcomers to settlement services in the city after learning that around 30% of newcomers don’t know about or use the services available to them. VIP is working in collaboration with Langara College students through CityStudio to research, develop and implement the initiative in the community.
Building on research compiled by Langara Nursing students in Spring 2017, students from this year’s NURS 4163 course further researched how to develop the Tell-a-Friend campaign and made recommendations for more effectively connecting newcomers to settlement services. Students interviewed local immigration services staff and conducted a literature review to produce their report.
Special thanks to the Strategy Implementation Team members: Dr. Bev Pitman (United Way), Magdalena Ugarte (UBC Doctoral Candidate), Nicole Rallis (UBC Doctoral Candidate), Xiaoyang Luo (S.U.C.C.E.S.S.), Yvette Guo (S.U.C.C.E.S.S.) and Kelly Sveinson (Langara College).
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