Summary of The invisibilised labour of diasporas as co-sponsors in refugee sponsorship: Lessons from Canada
The article examines the often-overlooked contributions of diaspora communities as co-sponsors in refugee sponsorship programs. It highlights their emotional, financial, and logistical support, emphasizing the need for greater recognition of their role in refugee resettlement and integration processes.
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