Environics Institute co-hosts public event on public sentiment toward immigration and refugees in Canada & Germany

Public sentiment toward immigrants and refugees: Current perspectives in Canada
and Germany

On February 27, 2020, the Environics Institute hosted a public event in Ottawa, in partnership with the Canadian International Council (National Capital Branch) and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.

The event featured a presentation of public opinion research conducted in Canada and Germany, followed by a panel discussion of leading experts.

Survey Presentation: Dr. Keith Neuman,
Environics Institute for Survey Research

Discussion Panel: Dr. Daniel Stockemer,
University of Ottawa

Dr. Jennifer Elrick,
McGill University

Jessie Thomson,
CARE Canada

Moderator: Christopher Waddell,
Carleton University

Background

2019 marked a record year for the global movement of people. Some countries are driving its inhabitants away through conflict, famine or poor economic prospects. Other countries are on the receiving end, and two that stand out are Canada and Germany. These two countries share little in the way of geography, history and culture, but both have stepped up to accept large numbers of migrants over the past decade, and continue to do so despite domestic and international pressures. How are the Canadian and German publics responding to the arrival and settlement of large numbers of migrants in their cities and towns?

See Presentation Deck

Canadian Research - Final Report

German Research - Report Summary - In English

German Research - Final Report - auf Deutsch

Environics Institute co-hosts public event on public sentiment toward immigration and refugees in Canada & Germany

Public sentiment toward immigrants and refugees: Current perspectives in Canada and Germany

Background

Public sentiment toward immigrants and refugees: Current perspectives in Canada
and Germany