By Jodi Bucholtz
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Cultures can be like an iceberg, with some visible and some invisible differences.
Coping with homesickness abroad is very personal and not all techniques will work for everyone.
Support begins where the conversation starts.
Once a refugee is in Canada, they do have several transportation options.
Unconscious biases will fade as you put yourself in different situations and meet different people.
There are many myths about refugees and this helps clarify what is true and what is false.
With a bit of self-awareness, you can ensure communication goes smoothly with anybody, regardless of cultural background.
Everybody has biases. It’s a normal part of the human experience. It can be as benevolent as believing your hometown hockey team is the best.
Learn more about how to connect with your local community groups.
English or French language skills are very important to help you settle in Canada.
