No matter where she is, Seagirl Abuson always has her heart and mind on her community. In her journey as a refugee, an activist and human rights defender, she strives... read more →
There really is nothing comparable to the sound of a whale exhaling only 5 meters away from you. Perhaps to the whale, it’s any old sigh, but to those of... read more →
With so many of us spending time at home, activities like bicycling are even more important to break up the routine and stretch our legs. ICA’s Youth and Family Services... read more →
By Robin McGeough For newcomer youth in particular, a high school diploma is a key to open many doors in their new home. “After graduating, my life is completely different,”... read more →
By Robin McGeough For the Youth and Family Services team, food and a sense of community are essential to our work. However, during times of uncertainty such as COVID-19, these... read more →
by Anja Bischof, ICA Youth and Family Service Intern Hello everyone! My name is Anja Bischof and I’ve had the privilege of completing a 350-hour practicum with the Intercultural Association’s... read more →
When it became clear we were going to be living radically different lives due to COVID-19, ICA’s Youth and Family Services Team wasted no time getting ready. Thanks to their... read more →
Submitted by Robin McGeough, Settlement Youth Worker "You didn't come into this world. You came out of it, like a wave from the ocean. You are not a stranger here." Alan Watts, English Philosopher. You may... read more →
Submitted by Nabeela Ramji, Settlement Youth Worker It was a fun summer here at ICA in our youth services, with lots of camps and field trips. As the school year... read more →
On September 30, 2017, ICA will participate for the 4th year in the Ride for Refuge. Together we've raised $32,976 for children and youth programs. For the last three years... read more →