I just went over your infographic and my interest kept increasing as I read. The way you defined important aspects of your topic was good, and well-integrated to your infographic. It was particularly interesting to me how immigrants felt welcomed in the community. I see that the sense of belonging to Canada is slightly higher than feeling accepted to the community. When an individual feels belonging to the greater community, feeling isolated would take a pretty big toll on well being. How much of an impact do you think that would have on the mental health and well being of a migrant acculturating and living in Canada?
Hi Cindy,
I just went over your infographic and my interest kept increasing as I read. The way you defined important aspects of your topic was good, and well-integrated to your infographic. It was particularly interesting to me how immigrants felt welcomed in the community. I see that the sense of belonging to Canada is slightly higher than feeling accepted to the community. When an individual feels belonging to the greater community, feeling isolated would take a pretty big toll on well being. How much of an impact do you think that would have on the mental health and well being of a migrant acculturating and living in Canada?