The Centre for Refugee Studies (CRS) at 91亚色 is an interdisciplinary community of researchers dedicated to advancing the well-being of refugees and others displaced by violence, persecution, human rights abuses, and environmental degradation through innovative research, education, and policy engagement. Since its inception in 1988, CRS has been recognized as an international leader in the creation, mobilization, and dissemination of new knowledge that addresses forced migration issues in local, national and global contexts.
Information about: Access to Education at 91亚色 for Students with Forced Migration Backgrounds
First Nations peoples have lived on this part of Turtle Island for millennia, stewarding the land, the water and all that contributes to life in this region. Today, the culture and presence of First Nations, Inuit and M茅tis peoples enrich the lands and people of this territory where 91亚色 is located.聽.
Upcoming events
May 2026
CRS Seminar: Local Integration of Afghan women newcomers in the Toronto GTA
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August 26 2024
Saying goodbye to Michael Creal
June 28 2024
Message from outgoing CRS Director Sean Rehaag
June 19 2024
(Dina Taha, International Journal of Intercultural Relations)
May 5 2024
(Yvonne Su, Corey Robinson, Sean Rehaag, The Conversation)
Nov 16 2023
(Yvonne Su, Will Greaves, The Conversation)
Nov 8 2023
(Yvonne Su, The Conversation, Nov 5 2023)
Oct 4 2023
Sept 18 2023
August 31 2023
July 25 2023
Saying Goodbye to Howard Adelman
July 24 2023
Yvonne Su on CBC Radio:
May 2 2023
April 30 2023
(The Conversation)
April 24 2023
Fellowship for Refugees on Surveillance Technologies
Sept 12 2022
Geopolitics of Education for Peace: Spaces of Struggle & Resistance (featured project website)
June 9 2022
(The Conversation)
by Linn Biorklund
June 8 2022
(The New Humanitarian)
Co-authors: Yvonne Su, Tyler Valiquette, Aydan Greatrick, Corey Robinson
May 30 2022
Visualizing Asylum Applications (Canada 2000-2020)
The CRS-co-hosted Refugee Law Laboratory has released new asylum data visualizations, using UNHCR data.
Jan 24 2022
(Global News)
Nov 25, 2021
, (Calgary Herald)
Sept 23, 2021
, (The Conversation)
March 31, 2021
Feb 12 2021
January 2021
Message from the Director
January 2021
2020 Winner of "Haiku Your Research" Contest
