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Home / 2024 / April / EMPOWERING NEWCOMER COMMUNITIES WITH ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNING RESOURCES

EMPOWERING NEWCOMER COMMUNITIES WITH ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNING RESOURCES

With the growing rate of newcomers joining the Vancouver community, there arose a need to develop more English language learning resources to better equip volunteers with the tools they need to support the newcomer community. To meet this need, an online webpage was developed, in partnership with ISSofBC  as the central platform for volunteers to access different educational materials ranging from vocabulary decks, conversation topics, and idioms with varying English proficiency levels. The materials focus on different topics such as making community connections, expressing culture, sharing different recipes and professional networking opportunities.

UBC Student Project Lead: Eleanor Endler

Community Partner: ISSofBC

Grant Type:  Connect to Community

Year of Publication: 2024

Topic: English Language Resources

Keywords: Empowerment, Inclusivity, Belonging

Population: Newcomer Communities

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