Une recherche collaborative : l’accessibilité au loisir comme vecteur d’accueil et d’intégration en contexte interculturel

Drudi, Guy; Vaillancourt, Sonia; Zheng, Dongqi

doi:10.1080/07053436.2020.1848047

Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure

2020

DOI: 10.1080/07053436.2020.1848047

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Une recherche collaborative : l’accessibilité au loisir comme vecteur d’accueil et d’intégration en contexte interculturel

Guy Drudi¹,

Sonia Vaillancourt

Dongqi Zheng³

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Roles and Responsibilities of the Organizations Welcoming Immigrants in Remote Regions of Québec

Arsenault,

Frozzini

2024

International Journal of Canadian Studies

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In 1992, Québec’s government adopted a regionalization policy with the intention of enlarging the settlement possibilities for recent immigrants, thus delegating the responsibility of integrating immigrants to the regions’ local community-based organizations. These immigrants arrive in their host society needing information and services concerning their host community. Considering the supporting relationships that community-based organizations in Remote Regions cultivate with immigrants, it is relevant to address the work accomplished by those organizations’ employees. With the aim of better understanding their work, this article examines the community-based organizations responsible for the welcoming and facilitating integration of immigrants. This article proposes an ethnography based on a five blocks model of the regionalization work to take a deeper look at their daily work and gain a better understanding of their specific role in the regionalization of immigration in their community, thereby refining the initial model. It then offers a reflection on the multidimensionality of their work, which goes far beyond employability, and on the specificity of immigration in the context of remote regions.

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Roles and Responsibilities of the Organizations Welcoming Immigrants in Remote Regions of Québec

Arsenault,

Frozzini

2024

International Journal of Canadian Studies

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Une recherche collaborative : l’accessibilité au loisir comme vecteur d’accueil et d’intégration en contexte interculturel

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Roles and Responsibilities of the Organizations Welcoming Immigrants in Remote Regions of Québec

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