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| November 23, 2016

Working for change: A Toronto parent shares her journey sponsoring a Syrian refugee family

Zaatari refugee camp. Flickr/Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Stephanie Rickard-Chadda talks about her community's experience with privately sponsoring a Syrian refugee family and supporting another government-sponsored family.

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The refugee issue: The clash of two worlds

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One of the worst violations of human rights, along with one of the biggest mass killings of civilians Europe has experienced since the Second World War, is taking place as we speak.

I have spoken to hundreds of refugees and they all have the same horrible stories to share.

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Forgotten African refugees: Canadian nation-building through exclusion

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WINGS

Greeks bearing gifts

February 22, 2016
| Reeling under EU-imposed austerity, Greeks open their hearts and homes to refugees.
Length: 29:16 minutes (40.19 MB)

Help link Syrian refugees with homes

WoodGreen Community Services, in collaboration with the City of Toronto’s Refugee Resettlement Program, has launched a website called H.O.M.E. (Housing Opportunities and Marketplace Exchange).

The website aims to match Syrian refugees with housing, jobs, furniture, clothes, and other services donated by individuals and businesses.  To date 10,000 Syrian refugees have arrived in Canada, 4100 arrived in Ontario and 2000 came to Toronto.

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