Category: What’s New (page 2)
Evaluation Report for the Indochinese Refugee Movement Conference
An evaluation has been carried out of last November’s conference on the Indochinese Refugee Movement to Canada. The response was very positive for this event.
Carleton thanks the Fakirani Family for its donation to the Ugandan Asian Archives
Carleton University recognizes donors behind Ugandan Archive.
Seven Crested Cranes
Roger St. Vincent produced two versions of “Seven Crested Cranes”. The first is based on that originally published by the Canadian Immigration Historical Society twenty years ago and re-released for the fortieth anniversary of the Ugandan movement in 2012.
The Uganda Collection
CIHS facilitated the transfer to Carleton University of an important archive of 1972 Canadian, Ugandan and international newspaper clippings about the expulsion Uganda’s Asian community.
Indo-Chinese Refugee Movement Conference Documentary
This linked video flows from the fall, 2013 conference on the ‘boat people’ featuring commentary from people involved in the movement.
Bulletin 70 – May 2014
View Bulletin 70 – May 2014
P2P & CIHS Launch Second Video Collaboration
CIHS and Pathways to Prosperity will continue their collaboration in gathering oral history on migration by focussing this time on past policies and measures aimed at attracting newcomers to, and encouraging them to settle in, destinations other than Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.
Presentation: (1986) UNHCR Nansen Refugee Award to the people of Canada
CIHS and the Centre for Refugee Studies
CIHS and the Centre for Refugee Studies have just wrapped up a conference on the Indochinese movement.