A team of Brock researchers is conducting a study to learn more about the experiences of immigrant women in Niagara.
The study is being done in partnership with Tools of Empowerment for Success (TOES) Niagara, and the University's Social Justice Research Institute.
The research will explore existing and potential programs and services to support the needs of immigrant women in Niagara.
Anyone interested in participating can email joanne.crawford@brocku.ca or call 905-688-5550 ext. 4363.
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