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INTRODUCING STUDENTS TO LIFE AS A REFUGEE

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In fact, in Canada, there are approximately more than five million citizens who live below the poverty line. Fortunately, the federal government is equipped with tools that create measurable and positive changes to reduce poverty significantly. With all of these, Play Against All Odds aims to work on a more strategic federal course of action, including fund increasing and mechanisms accountability to further engage with government authorities.

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Play Against All Odds is a progressive and national organization composed of people who are moved by their faith to take the necessary action for environmental and social justice by optimizing Canada's public policies. Our devotions focus on these three vital policy fields: Climate Justice Refugee...

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Our Vision Play Against All Odds seeks to foster societal growth and development through maintaining creational integrity and changing faulty practices as our faithful application to God's teachings about justice and love. We look forward to a world wherein citizens, societal organizations,...

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Although the world has seen many changes over the centuries, including technological advancements and new trends are constantly arising wherever you might be, a considerable percentage of the world's population is still living in poverty. In fact, billions of people around the world are considered below the poverty line level.
So, what can be done to reduce this? In this article, you'll discover how to alleviate poverty and how industrial hemp and cannabis-derived products like ...

Who is the low socioeconomic status? These are adults that are unemployed or do not have sufficient educational attainment. They are usually classified like this as those with blue-collar jobs. This category of people lives below the poverty level in the United State.
According to research, this group of the U.S population is also identified to have an increased rate of tobacco usage and cigarette smoking than the general population.
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For many decades now there has been an outcry from the health sector on how harmful ...

Integration barriers discover the challenges and limitations of the current socio-economic status of refugees in Canadian society integration. As you will see in this report, Abdille Halima uncovers some discrimination forms encountered by immigrants and refugees, especially regarding finding sources of income. This report actually gathers quantitative and historical data of the refugees' experiences.
More often, people in Canada consider themselves as accepting, nonjudgmental, and compassionate towards other members of the society despite their race, religion, and ethnic differences. Yes, some people really practice "...

There has always been a profound knowledge and wisdom in indigenous lectures about the relationship among all creations. A lot of indigenous individuals perceive nature with the utmost respect. For them, nature is something they have to preserve, appreciate, and foster.
It is also of ultimate essence to a lot of indigenous individuals and groups to protect relationships among animate and inanimate Creation aspects. Respecting these vital relationships and connections is crucial for economic and ecological integrity, holistic pandemic recovery, and peaceful relations with indigenous individuals and groups.
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The purpose of 2020 Poverty trends is to serve as a quick guide or reference for advocacy and education. Thus, we invite researchers and readers to reflect on the actual poverty cases and the realities of Canada's systemic oppression. Canada's set of implementations and laws are required legally to preserve its citizens' rights by granting them adequate education, quality health care, and living standard. However, it is unfortunate that these have not come to reality yet among a significant percentage of Canada's population.
Below is the list of ironic facts about Canada's system:

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On the dangerous route north through Mexico there are hostels where Central American asylum-seekers and migrants can stay without fear of arrest or attacks by criminals. Lenard, from Honduras, is waiting to find out if he will receive asylum at a hostel in Tenosique, Tabasco State, in southern Mexico.

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360 Video: "They've Really Lost Everything" Burundian Refugees in Tanzania

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Drag your mouse in any direction to get a 360-degree perspective of Nduta camp in Tanzania. Psychologist George Hunter describes what more than 100,000 Burundians in Nduta and nearby Nyarugusu camps have been going through since political violence began forcing them from their homes in April 2015.

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360 Video: Syrians "Have to Survive Having No Rights" in Lebanon

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In Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, Syrian refugees are living in makeshift tent settlements under harsh conditions. Here, refugees have no legal rights and no right to work - leaving them largely dependent on humanitarian aid organizations. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is working in Lebanon to provide primary, maternity and psychosocial care to refugees facing extreme hardship.

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