The Struggles of Internationally Educated Nurses in Canada’s Residential Care Sector: Focus Group Findings
Barriers continue to prevent internationally trained nurses from reaching their career goals and contributing to Canada’s health care system.
An Overlooked Asset: Internationally Educated Immigrants in the U.S.
Immigrant students bring unique perspectives to college campuses. But, new research finds, they also face unique admissions challenges.
Decline and Recovery in Challenging Times
The pandemic played a leading role in shaping international student mobility last year. But in the years to come, other factors will take center stage.
Ensuring Effective Economic Integration Policy at a Pivotal Moment: Key Insights from a WES Social Media Forum
Experts identify ways to tackle the existing barriers and inequities that hinder the professional integration of immigrants in the U.S.
Impact of COVID-19 on the Economic Well-Being of Recent Migrants to Canada
WES research shows the disproportionate economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on immigrants, migrant workers, and international students.