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Migrant Integration and Identity

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This Migrant Integration and Identity page on GoConqr gathers community-made mind maps, notes, flashcards and a quiz on belonging, assimilation and migrant experiences. University students and school students can use them to practice connecting ideas, while teachers can find material to share. The small collection is mostly university-level, with some school-level resources too. Pick a resource and start exploring the topic.

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Start with belonging and identity

Begin with the notes on geographies of belonging. They introduce a case study of East African Asians and mention transport and communications technologies associated with globalization. Use the case study as a starting point for thinking about how migration and belonging connect.

Next, look at the mind map on hybrid identity. It describes identity as a mix of different identities and includes a possible feeling of isolation. Compare its ideas with the sense of belonging discussed in MultiCultural Mix.

Explore experiences through mind maps

I: Health & Wellbeing brings together acculturation, family influence, migration experiences and transnational practices. Its branches also mention language, religion, culture and social networks. Follow the branches to see which connections you want to study further.

Gender and Diaspora introduces the feminization of migration and gender in diaspora studies. The map Racism against immigrants in US addresses racism, while Migration: a global question includes coexistence in the country of destination. Each offers a different way into the topic.

Connect the resources and check your understanding

The Assimilation mind map lists forms and stages of assimilation. After studying it, try In Defense of the Assimilation Model. Use the quiz to check your understanding, then return to the map to review ideas you want to explore again. You can also compare the assimilation map with the resources on hybrid identity and belonging.

The flashcards WGS215 Lecture Nine include migration law, Canadian feminists and migration, and scales of citizenship. Use them to practice recalling terms after you have explored the maps.

Place the topic within Migration

Migrant Integration and Identity is a section of the Migration unit in Sociology. As you move between the case study, maps, flashcards and quiz, note the different ways they connect migration with identity and social experience. Choose a map to explore and follow it with the quiz.

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Where should I start on this page?

Start with the notes on geographies of belonging for a case study of East African Asians. Then explore the mind map on hybrid identity and compare it with MultiCultural Mix. This gives you a way to move from a case study to ideas about identity and belonging.

What do the mind maps cover?

The maps cover a range of perspectives on migrant integration and identity. I: Health & Wellbeing includes acculturation, family influence and social networks. Gender and Diaspora looks at gender in diaspora studies, while Assimilation lists forms and stages of assimilation. Other maps address racism, belonging and coexistence.

Can I use these resources for free?

Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.

Who are these resources for?

The collection is mostly university-level, with some school-level resources as well. University students and school students can use the maps, notes, flashcards and quiz to practice connecting ideas about migration and identity. Teachers can explore the same resources when looking for material to share.

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