Rita Giroux-Patience: Years of Connecting Communities
Rita Giroux-Patience has been volunteering with LMLIP for years, helping French-speaking newcomers settle into London and Middlesex. Her story shows how volunteers can make a real difference in their communities.
How One Volunteer's Journey Transformed Newcomer Support in London
From volunteer to community leader, Amani Radhaa's 15-year journey with LMLIP showcases the power of collaboration in supporting newcomers. Discover how this partnership is shaping London's future and creating a welcoming home for all.
15 Years, Countless Triumphs: LMLIP's Legacy of Empowering London's Newcomers
For 15 years, the London & Middlesex Local Immigration Partnership (LMLIP) has been quietly transforming lives, one newcomer at a time. From reuniting families to securing employment and fostering a sense of belonging, LMLIP's impact on London's immigrant community is profound and far-reaching.
London's Immigrant Youth Outpace Peers in Higher Education: A Tale of Progress and Persisting Challenges
London leads in immigrant education: New data shows London CMA's unique success in immigrant post-secondary attendance, with challenges remaining for some groups. Discover how community efforts are shaping educational equity in our city.
From Grassroots to Groundwork: Mohamed Al-Adeimi's 15-Year Journey with LMLIP
From struggling newcomer to community leader: Mohamed Al-Adeimi's 15-year journey with LMLIP showcases the transformative power of dedicated volunteerism in shaping London's welcoming landscape for immigrants.
Victoria Esses: Championing Newcomer Integration for 15 Years
Dr. Victoria Esses, a key figure in the London & Middlesex Local Immigration Partnership (LMLIP), reflects on 15 years of fostering newcomer integration. Her vision of a welcoming community has shaped LMLIP's impactful initiatives, from combating racism to improving newcomer services.
Canada's Hidden History: Why Newcomers Need to Understand Residential Schools
Join LMLIP's crucial webinar on September 26th to explore Canada's Indigenous history and the residential school system. Learn how newcomers can contribute to reconciliation efforts and build a more inclusive society.
From Newcomer to Community Cornerstone: Dr Dev Sainani's LMLIP Legacy
From newcomer to community leader, Dr Dev Sainani's journey with LMLIP showcases the transformative impact of immigrant contributions in London, Ontario. As LMLIP celebrates 15 years, Sainani's story inspires a vision of a truly multicultural and welcoming city.
From Patient Advocate to Community Champion: Beth Mitchell's 15-Year Legacy with LMLIP
Beth Mitchell's 15-year journey with LMLIP showcases how one healthcare professional's commitment transformed immigrant healthcare access in London. From spearheading professional interpretation services to amplifying immigrant contributions, Beth's story exemplifies the power of dedicated volunteerism in creating a more inclusive community.
Weaving London's Cultural Tapestry: Robin Armistead's 15-Year LMLIP Legacy
Robin Armistead, Culture Services Manager for the City of London, reflects on 15 years of fostering diversity and inclusion through her work with the London & Middlesex Local Immigration Partnership. Her story highlights the power of cultural connections in building a welcoming community for newcomers.
From Congo to Canada: Gaston Mabaya's Journey of Community Building
Gaston Mabaya's journey from the Congo to Canada exemplifies the power of community building and integration. As a long-time LMLIP member, he reflects on 15 years of fostering understanding and unity among immigrants and Londoners alike.
Breaking the Language Barrier: How Sheila Carson and LMLIP Are Empowering Newcomers Through Language
Sheila Carson's 30-year journey in adult ESL education showcases the power of language and community collaboration. Through her work with LMLIP, she's helping newcomers integrate, find employment, and build connections in London.
From Newcomer to Nexus: Robert Collins' 15-Year Journey Shaping London's Immigrant Workforce
Robert Collins, a Senior Advisor at London Economic Development Corporation, shares how his experience as a newcomer informs his work with LMLIP. Learn how his unique perspective is shaping London's approach to immigration and economic growth, fostering a more inclusive community for all.
The Bridge Builder: Jean-Pierre Cantin's Vision d'Inclusivité for London
Jean-Pierre Cantin's 15-year journey with LMLIP showcases how one volunteer's dedication to Francophone representation has helped shape London into a more inclusive community. Discover how his vision and perseverance have contributed to LMLIP's role as a catalyst for unity and immigrant integration in London.
London Leads Ontario in Immigrant Entrepreneurship: Powering Local Economy Through Diversity
London, Ontario leads major Ontario cities in immigrant entrepreneurship with a 19.5% self-employment rate among newcomers aged 25-64. This trend highlights the crucial role of immigrants in local business growth and innovation, contributing significantly to job creation and economic diversity.
Unraveling Canada's Past: A Journey Towards Reconciliation
Discover Canada's hidden history and the path to reconciliation. Join LMLIP's video sharing circle on August 15 to explore Indigenous experiences, treaty relationships, and our shared responsibility in shaping Canada's future.
London's Hidden Talent: Immigrant Education Soars, But Incomes Lag Behind
London's immigrants face a puzzling paradox: higher education levels but lower incomes. A recent LMLIP study reveals the stark reality of underutilized skills and untapped potential in our community. Discover how this affects us all and what's being done to bridge the gap.
Be open to learning, immigrant business owner says to newcomers
From Pakistan to London: Zeeshan Muhammad's journey of entrepreneurial success showcases the power of embracing new opportunities. As the owner of The Flag Shop and other businesses, Muhammad shares valuable advice for newcomers and highlights London's supportive community spirit.
Talent Mismatch: London's Immigrant Workforce Faces Rising Overqualification Rates
New data reveals a concerning trend: 30% of racialized immigrants in London with advanced degrees are overqualified for their jobs, highlighting the underutilization of immigrant skills and talents in our community.
Federal Budget 2024: Key Changes for Newcomers in Housing and Credential Recognition
The 2024-25 federal budget impacts immigration, focusing on housing affordability and foreign credential recognition. Learn how these changes affect newcomers and the immigration system in Canada.