The Huron County Immigration partnership is seeking participants for a study investigating discrimination experienced by immigrants, visible minorities, and Indigenous people.
The studio is being carried out by the Community Engaged Scholarship Institute at the University of Guelph, in partnership, and at the request of the Immigration Partnership.
To be eligible you must be older than 18 year of age, resident of Huron County, and identify as an immigrant, visible minority and/or Indigenous person.
Eligible participants will be invited into individual or group interviews via Zoom or phone.
They have a length of up to one hour.
Participants will be provided with a $50 e-gift card as an expression of gratitude for their time.
To register to participate you can visit the link below.
The Huron County Immigration Partnership is part of the County’s Economic Development department and funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
