Resettlement Plus collects resources about resettlement, community-based refugee sponsorship and complementary pathways, like family reunification, education pathways and employment pathways.
Resettlement Plus aims to share as much knowledge about the different avenues to protection as we can to a wide audience, as accessibly as possible. The database is constantly developing and we encourage users to submit material to build a collaborative database.
↦ Knowledge Hub
Resettlement Plus hosts a searchable and browsable database of resources
↦ Academic articles
↦ Expert studies and reports
↦ Policy briefs
↦ Training and guidance materials
↦ Opinion pieces and commentary
↦ Updates
We regularly post information about
↦ International and online events, including conferences, lectures, policy workshops and roundtable meetings
↦ Blogs by expert researchers, practitioners and policy makers
↦ Latest commentary, research and data on refugee situations
↦ Our collection of data sets created by leading refugee and migration organizations
↬What we offer
An inclusive and accessible place to learn more about resettlement and pathways to protection.
Resettlement Plus informs and connects people interested in learning about avenues for refugee protection: researchers, policymakers, practitioners, civil society, sponsors and frontline workers. We share knowledge from experts in a range of countries and welcome users with different experiences, including people from communities affected by displacement.
If you want to discover more about resettlement and other third country avenues for refugee protection, this site is for you!
⇥What we cannot offer
We do not offer frontline services (like guidance or advice) to people in refugee circumstances who are seeking advice about resettlement or other pathways to protection.
⇝ Our Partners
Resettlement Plus is a shared project by the University of Ottawa Refugee Hub and the University of Toronto
↬Audrey Macklin
Audrey Macklin is Professor of Law and Rebecca Cook Chair in Human Rights at University of Toronto. She teaches, researches, and writes about legal dimensions of migration, refugees, citizenship and human rights. She was awarded a fellowship by the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation in support of her research on private/community refugee sponsorship. She is also a Fellow of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research. Her role in initiating, envisioning and supporting Resettlement Plus grows out of her work on resettlement, and desire to build a community of researchers, students, policy makers and civil society actors committed to building and sharing knowledge.
↬Eliza Bateman
Eliza Bateman is the Head of Research at the University of Ottawa Refugee Hub, leading and supporting scholarship, policy analysis and research projects on refugee protection: with a focus on resettlement, community sponsorship, complementary pathways, and integration. Eliza leads the Refugee Hub’s interdisciplinary research team based at the University of Ottawa and is the content manager for Resettlement Plus, with a team of students and researchers who manage and curate the website content. Eliza holds a PhD in law and an LLM from McGill University and degrees in Law and Arts from the Australian National University.
↝Contact us
Resettlement Plus fosters the sharing of research in this resource hub and encourage users to submit material and items to build a collaborative database. We welcome your suggestions to improve Resettlement Plus
Please contact us with any suggestions for new material that should be included in our library, if you would like to contribute a blog, or if you have an upcoming refugee-focused event that you want featured on the website. You can also contact us if you find an error on Resettlement Plus.