SSHRC Article
Government of Canada invests in research to identify strengths and gaps in advanced technologies, rural and urban resilience, and labour market challenges
SSHRC Article
Government of Canada invests in research to identify strengths and gaps in advanced technologies, rural and urban resilience, and labour market challenges
Insights and findings from our SSHRC Knowledge Synthesis Report were shared at this important event.
On behalf of our research team, Andrada Mihai participated in SSHRC'S workshop where she presented preliminary insights into our project on STEM migration and clusters in Canada in the recruitment of STEM migrant talent.
Andrada Mihai - upper row ; second person from the right
Insights and findings from our SSHRC Knowledge Synthesis Project with relevance for British Columbia and its clusters were shared at this event.
Capelle Kane Immigration Lawyers are a premiere corporate business law firm based on Ottawa, ON. They represent both Canadian and foreign employers in their efforts to enter the Canadian labour market on both a temporary and long-term basis. As part of a professional placement, Amanda Bergmann (one of our research assistants) has helped draft a blog on the benefits and drawbacks of Canada’s new Global Skills Strategy, which will be expanded in the Federal Profile.
Our principal investigator, Martin Geiger won the Ontario’s Early Researcher Award (ERA)
Our project lead Dr. Geiger, recently appointed as academic advisor to CCG, joined two major events on migration policy development, organized by the Center for China and Globalization (CCG) in Beijing and Chengdu, China. CCG and our team will soon host their first international research workshop at Carleton University (July 3, 2018)
Our colleagues Alexandra, Andréas, and Jennifer have become the recipients of the Mitacs Globalink Research Award, which supports student in conducting empirical research abroad. They will be going to such countries as Denmark, China, and Israel to continue their work as researchers.
Funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), our research team has the chance to collaborate with the Immigrant Employment Council of BC (IEC-BC) in the new project “British Columbia in the Global Race for Talent: Assessing Local Experiences and Identifying Solutions for Enhanced Policies and Practices in Talent Recruitment, Retention, and Utilization
International Research Workshop at Carleton University in partnership with the Center for China and Globalization (CCG). Join experts from leading research centers in China and Israel for a discussion of talent mobility.
Join Risny Tan and Shayna Snucins-Earl, junior researchers with the global talent mobility project, as they present our research to high schools in Ontario.
Join our research team members Amanda Bergmann, Andreas Tibbles and Alexandra Dauncey-Elwood as they discuss their fascinating research projects. This podcast examines STEM talent recruitment and retention in Canada, China and Denmark. It was produced in collaboration with Policy Talks (B. Healy, S. Roy and J. Venkatesh).
December 20, 2017
Project lead Prof. Geiger visited China and provided a lecture to colleagues and students at the renowned Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (SASS). We are looking forward to collaborate with SASS in the near future. We are also happy to welcome Prof. Huang (SASS) as new senior international associate of our research team.
"Urban Talent Attraction and Retention"
Focus on Urban Talent Magnets in Eurasia
Launch and Discussing of the 2020 World Migration Report
Contribution to Metropolis Asia Webinar
How can British Columbia successfully attract and retain foreign talent
First Carleton-CCG Expert Discussion on Global Talent Mobility
Launch of the "Carleton-CCG Expert Discussions on Global Talent Mobility"
At the second Paris Peace Forum, our main partner organization Center for China and Globalization (CCG) launched the ‘Global Talent Organizations Initiative’. This initiative involving partners from around the world aims to enhance the governance of talent migration.
Our research group has received a new multi-year research grant from SSHRC. How do companies in leading tech clusters in Canada and China recruit and retain global talent?
Andréas Tibbles
Alexandra Dauncey-Elwood
Jennifer Lee
The Mobility for Innovation team is excited to dive into the second year of research. Research placements will bring assistants to the UK, Germany, Belgium and various other places. (Photoshoot at the end of 2019 provided by Carleton University)
Bridget Healy, Dede Huang and Risny Tan awarded Mitacs Globalink research awards to conduct research in the EU, UK and Germany
Join Nairah Ahmed and Samuel Morris, student assistants with the global talent mobility project, as they present project findings to high schools in Ontario.
Team members Juanita Molano, Alex MacLellan, and Martin Geiger, along with Patrick MacKenzie (CEO, IEC-BC Vancouver), held a panel discussion on the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) program and the integration of Ukrainian professionals into the Canadian labor market.
Co-chairs Martin Geiger and Patrick MacKenzie (IEC-BC Vancouver) held a well-attended panel discussion at the International Metropolis Conference in Berlin (September 2022) on how to welcome and support highly skilled professionals from Ukraine, Belarus and Russia into the Canadian and European labor markets.
For the annual IMISCOE conference in Warsaw in July 2023, team lead Martin Geiger co-organized a panel discussion on the talent outflow drain from Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine and the impact on host countries. Team member Vera Syrakvash and Martin Geiger jointly presented the paper "Turning the Tables. New Migrations to Georgia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan and their Development Impacts."
Our team member Juanita Molano presented a co-authored paper (co-authors Karina Goulordava and Martin Geiger) entitled "How to Benefit from the IT Exodus and Unexpected Talent Flows? The Labor Integration of Russian IT Specialists in Turkey," which was well received and contributed to a panel held at the Association for the Study of Nationalities World Convention, New York/USA.
Learn from Olivia Dale, Stephanie Mar and Juanita Molano about our project on global talent mobility (voice-over powerpoint for high school and youth outreach)
Learn from Olivia Dale, Stephanie Mar and Juanita Molano about our project on global talent mobility (voice-over powerpoint for high school and youth outreach)