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Tuesday, November 14,
2000
1. Newcomer Youth Settlement: Needs, Services, and
Emerging Best Practices
Organizers: Paul Anisef, York University, CANADA,
anisef@yorku.ca
Kenise Murphy Kilbride,
Ryerson Polytechnic University, CANADA, kilbride@acs.ryerson.ca
2. The Development and Use of Longitudinal Surveys of
Migrants: Methodological and Policy Perspectives
Organizers: Stephen Dunstan, NEW ZEALAND Immigration Service,
stephend@nzis.dol.govt.nz
Tom Jensen, British Columbia Ministry of Multiculturalism and Immigration, CANADA, tom.jensen@ag.gov.bc.ca
Richard Bedford,
University of Waikato, NEW ZEALAND, rdb@waikato.ac.nz
3. Transnational Citizenship
Organizer: David Ley, University of British Columbia, CANADA,
davidley@unixg.ubc.ca
4. Racial Violence in Multicultural Societies: An
International Perspective
Organizers: Benjamin
Bowling, King’s College London, UNITED KINGDOM, ben.bowling@kcl.ac.uk
Julian Roberts,
University of Ottawa, CANADA, jroberts@uottawa.ca
5. Managing Migration through Partnership: The Role
of Regional Consultative Processes
Organizer: Peter Schatzer, International Organization for Migration,
SWITZERLAND, pschatzer@iom.int
6. Equity Access: Community Health Research and
Policy Challenges in Neighborhood Practice
Organizers: Wendy Kwong, Toronto Public Health, CANADA, wkwong@city.toronto.on.ca
Sherman Chan, Surrey Delta Immigrant Services
Society, CANADA, sherman_chan@imag.net
7. Community: Immigrant Diversity and Political
Participation
Organizers: Carolle Simard,
University of Quebec at Montreal, CANADA, simard.carolle@uqam.ca
Anver Saloojee, Ryerson
Polytechnic University, CANADA, saloojee@acs.ryerson.ca
8. Creating Opportunities for Refugee Integration
Organizers: David Hudson, EU
Networks on Integration of Refugees in Europe, UNITED KINGDOM, david@refugeenet.org
Baha Abu-Laban,
University of Alberta, CANADA, abulaban@ualberta.ca
Doug Durst , University
of Regina, CANADA, doug.durst@uregina.ca
9. Planning in the Ethno-Culturally Diverse City
Organizers: Marcia Wallace, York University,
CANADA, mwallace@yorku.ca
Katherine Pestieau,
Metropolis Project Team, CANADA, kp_metro@istar.ca
10. Language and Identity: Education in Multilingual
Societies
Organizer: June Beynon,
Simon Fraser University, CANADA, June_Wyatt-Beynon@sfu.ca
11. The Theoretical and Methodological Underpinnings
of Employment Equity
Organizers: Abdou
Saouab, Human Resources Development CANADA, abdou.saouab@hrdc-drhc.gc.ca
Beth Stanger, Children's
and Women's Health Centre of British Columbia, CANADA, bstanger@cw.bc.ca
Kim Oliver, Human Resources Development, CANADA, kim.oliver@hrdc-drhc.gc.ca
12. Causes and Consequences of Human Smuggling
Organizers: Jeroen Doomernik, University
of Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS, J.Doomernik@frw.uva.nl
Joanne van Selm,
University of Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS, vanselm@pscw.uva.nl
13. Citizenship Practices and Engagement Among Youth,
Educators and Parents
Organizers:
Yvonne Hébert, University of Calgary, CANADA, yhebert@ucalgary.ca
14. Temporary Workers
Organizers: Roger Kramer, Department of Labor, UNITED STATES, rkramer@dol.gov
Elizabeth Ruddick,
Citizenship and Immigration CANADA, elizabeth.ruddick@8754bss.cina.cic.x400.gc.ca
15. Immigrant and Refugee Youth Unemployment
Organizers: John Shields, Ryerson Polytechnic
University, CANADA, jshields@acs.ryerson.ca
Khan S. Rahi, Access
Action Council of Toronto, CANADA, aackrahi@web.net
16. The Places of Religion in Ethnic
Self-understanding and Immigrant Integration
Organizers: Paul Bramadat, University of Winnipeg, CANADA, paul.bramadat@uwinnipeg.ca
Harold Coward, University
of Victoria, CANADA, csrs@uvic.ca
17. Labour Force Development Boards and Immigrant
Training Issues
Organizers: Gail Benick,
Toronto Training Board, CANADA, 16075@ican.net
49. Chinese Entrepreneurship and Business
Immigration: The Chinese Diaspora in the West
Organizer Peter S. Li, University of Saskatchewan, CANADA, Li@sask.usask.ca
Wednesday, November 15, 2000
18. International
Linkages, Local Consequences: The Social and Economic Effects of
Transnationalism
Organizer: Dan Hiebert, University of British Columbia, CANADA, dhiebert@geog.ubc.ca
19. Majority Attitudes Towards Immigrant Integration
Issues: An International Perspective
Organizers: Richard Y. Bourhis, University of Quebec at Montreal, CANADA,
bourhis.richard@uqam.ca
20. The Role of the State in the Transnational
Moment
Organizers: Richard Wright, Dartmouth
College, UNITED STATES, richard.wright@dartmouth.edu
Richard Bedford,
University of Waikato, NEW ZEALAND, rdb@waikato.ac.nz
Alison Mountz, University
of British Columbia, CANADA, mountz@interchange.ubc.ca
21. Diversity, the Community and the Criminal Justice
System – Challenges and Opportunities
Organizers: Kelly Stone, Solicitor General CANADA, StoneK@sgc.gc.ca
Lorenzo Ieraci, Solicitor
General CANADA, IeraciL@sgc.gc.ca
Helen Hopfauf, Solicitor General, CANADA hopfauh@sgc.gc.ca
22. Young Migrants: Integration Into the Community
Organizers: Lionel Martijn, City of
Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS, lb.martijn@charlois.rotterdam.nl
Pauline Geoghegan,
Quartiers en crise, BELGIUM, qec@pophost.eunet.be
23. The Impact of Immigration Policy on Women’s Health
& Well-being
Organizers: Denise
L. Spitzer, University of Alberta, CANADA, denise.spitzer@ualberta.ca
Sonia Bitar, Changing
Together…A Centre for Immigrant Women, CANADA, changing@icrossroads.com
Anne Neufeld, University
of Alberta, CANADA, anne.neufeld@ualberta.ca
24. Immigration, Diversity and Sports: Civic
Participation in a Different Field
Organizers:
Myer Siemiatycki, Ryerson Polytechnic University, CANADA, msiemiat@acs.ryerson.ca
John Biles, Department of
Canadian Heritage, CANADA, John_Biles@pch.gc.ca
25. Recent Immigrants in Vancouver
Organizer: Elizabeth Ruddick, Citizenship and Immigration CANADA, elizabeth.ruddick@8754bss.cina.cic.x400.gc.ca
26. Municipal Governments' Response to New Immigrants
Organizers: Natasha Pavlova, City of New York, npavlova@cityhall.nyc.gov
Madeleine Tress, The City of New York, UNITED STATES, mtress@cityhall.nyc.gov
27. Immigrant and Refugee Youth: Integration and
Transition to Adulthood
Organizers: James
S. Frideres, University of Calgary, CANADA, frideres@acs.ucalgary.ca
Lori Wilkinson,
University of Alberta, CANADA, law24@ualberta.ca
28. The Good, the Bad, and the Indifferent –
Evaluation of Low-skilled Temporary Foreign Worker Programs
Organizers: Don DeVoretz, Simon Fraser University, CANADA, devoretz@sfu.ca
Yves Gingras, Human Resources Development, CANADA,
yves.gingras@spg.org
Dougall Aucoin,
Citizenship and Immigration CANADA, dougall.aucoin@8351ssd.cina.cic.x400.gc.ca
29. Migrant Children: How and Why They Become 'Street
Children'
Organizer: Brad Barnes,
Citizenship and Immigration CANADA, brad.barnes@8504srk.cina.cic.x400.gc.ca
30. Managing Mixed Identities: Immigrant Children and
Youth
Organizers: Anneke Rummens,
University of Toronto, CANADA, anneke.rummens@camh.net
Jeff Bullard, Department
of Canadian Heritage, CANADA, Jeff_Bullard@pch.gc.ca
31. International Comparisons of Recent Immigrant
Labour Market Performance
Organizers:
Louis Grignon, Human Resources Development CANADA, louis.grignon@spg.org
Elizabeth Ruddick,
Citizenship and Immigration CANADA, elizabeth.ruddick@8754bss.cina.cic.x400.gc.ca
32. Ethnicity, Diversity and Labour Market Outcomes:
International Views
Organizers:
Krishna Pendakur, Simon Fraser University, CANADA, pendakur@sfu.ca
Ravi Pendakur, Canadian
Heritage, CANADA, ravi_pendakur@pch.gc.ca
33. Women’s Impact on
Constructing ‘Social Capital’ in Cities
Organizers: Jacqueline
Oxman-Martinez, McGill University, CANADA, joxman@po-box.mcgill.ca
Sylvie Gravel, City of
Montreal, CANADA, sgravel@santepub-mtl.qc.ca
34. Strategies and Programming to Train 'Social
Planners' for the Integration of New Immigrants
Hosts: Caterina Cicogna, Consulate General of Italy, CANADA, cicogna@toronto.italconsulate.org
Grazia Scoppio,
University of Toronto, CANADA, gscoppio@oise.utoronto.ca
Timothy Owen, World Education Services, CANADA,
towen@wes.org
Thursday, November 16, 2000
35. Building Institutional Capacity
Organizers: Marco Lombardi, The Cariplo Foundation for Information and Studies on
Multiethnicity, ITALY, marlom@mi.unicatt.it
Guido
Bolaffi, Department of Social Affairs, ITALY, segr.capo.dipartimento@affarisociali.it
36. Implications of Immigrant Diversity on Small
Towns and Rural Areas
Organizers:
Louis-René Gagnon, Ministry of relations with Citizens and Immigration, Quebec,
CANADA, louis-rene.gagnon@mrci.gouv.qc.ca
37. Transnationalism and Migration: What’s Old,
What’s New, What’s Policy Relevant?
Organizer:
Steven Vertovec, University of Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM, steven.vertovec@anthropology.oxford.ac.uk
38. Re-Imagining Justice
Organizers: Roberta J. Russell, Director, Department of Justice
CANADA, roberta.russell@justice.gc.ca
Jeff Bullard, Department
of Canadian Heritage, CANADA, Jeff_Bullard@pch.gc.ca
Reva Joshee, University of
Toronto, CANADA, rjoshee@oise.utoronto.ca
39. A Comparative Study of Civic Participation:
the Case of Advisory Committees
Organizers: Marie-Claire Dumas, City of Montreal, CANADA, mdumas@pe2.ville.montreal.qc.ca
Khan S. Rahi, Access
Action Council of Toronto, CANADA, aackrahi@web.net
40. Myths and Realities: Exploring the Influences on
Immigrant Health
Organizers: Brian Gushulak,
International Organization for Migration, SWITZERLAND, bgushulak@iom.int
Carol Silcoff, Health
CANADA, Carol_Silcoff@hc-sc.gc.ca
42. Strategies for Integration: Focus on Refugees
Organizers: David Hudson, European Union Networks on
Integration of Refugees in Europe, UNITED KINGDOM, david@refugeenet.org
Baha Abu-Laban,
University of Alberta, CANADA, abulaban@ualberta.ca
Doug Durst, University of
Regina, CANADA, doug.durst@uregina.ca
43. New Migrations, New Urbanities
Organizers: Maria Lucinda Fonseca, University of Lisbon,
PORTUGAL, lfonseca@reitorial.ul.pt
Audrey Singer, Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace, UNITED STATES, asinger@ceip.org
44. Making Connections: The Construction of Youth’s
Identity as Key to Integration and Globalization
Organizer: Yvonne Hébert, University of Calgary, CANADA,
yhebert@ucalgary.ca
45. Legislating Employment Equity: A Comparative
Perspective
Organizers: Abdou Saouab,
Human Resources Development CANADA, abdou.saouab@hrdc-drhc.gc.ca
Kim Oliver, Human
Resources Development CANADA, kim.oliver@hrdc-drhc.gc.ca
46. Trafficking of Women and Policy Development
Organizers: Nora Hammell, Status of Women
CANADA, hammelln@swc.gc.ca
Jacqueline Oxman-Martinez, McGill University,
CANADA, joxman@po-box.mcgill.ca
47. International Comparative Study of Ethnocultural
Youth
Organizer: John Berry, Queen’s
University, CANADA, berryj@psyc.queensu.ca
48. Institutional Factors and International Labour
Markets
Organizers: Alice Nakamura,
University of Alberta, CANADA, alice.nakamura@ualberta.ca
Elizabeth Ruddick,
Citizenship and Immigration CANADA, elizabeth.ruddick@8754bss.cina.cic.x400.gc.ca
51. Ethnic Media and the Public Sphere.
Organizer: Karim Karim, Carleton University, CANADA, karim_karim@carleton.ca
