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CERIS POLICY MATTERS
 Knowledge Mobilization/Transfer, Research Partnerships, and Policymaking: Some Conceptual and Practical Considerations by John Shields and Bryan Evans. April 2008.
Diversity and Immigrant Needs: Examining Toronto Through a Place-Based Approach by Duncan MacLellan. March 2008. --------------------------------------
Doucet, Michael, and Rebecca Hii. 2008. Bibliography on Immigration and Settlement in the Toronto Area, Third Edition. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 65. April 2008.
Newbold, Bruce, John Eyles, Steve Birch, and
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CERIS, the Ontario Metropolis Centre, is a collaborative project governed by a Governance Board that encompasses Ryerson University, University of Toronto, York University, the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants, the Community Social Planning Council of Toronto, and the United Way of Greater Toronto. CERIS goals are:
- Promoting research about the impact of immigration on the Greater Toronto Area and on the integration of immigrants into Canadian society;
- Providing training opportunities;
- Disseminating policy and program relevant research information.
Metropolis is a cooperative international forum for policy-related research on the effects of immigration and settlement on urban centres. At the base of Metropolis are innovative government-academic partnerships which will provide knowledge at the core of decision-making. CERIS is one of five research centres across Canada established under the Metropolis Project.
An international forum for research and policy on migrations, diversity and changing cities.
The Quebec Metropolis Centre
Prairie Metropolis Centre
Metropolis British Columbia
Atlantic Metropolis Centre
Web site of the Metropolis International Secretariat
May 15, 2008
