A Black-led, blacks and immigrant-serving, evidence-driven non-profit organization established to advance Blacks and immigrants’ socio-cultural and economic integration and participation starting in Newfoundland and Labrador.
To support immigrants’ integration through research and empowerment services that strengthen individuals and families and build thriving communities across Newfoundland and Labrador.
Building a Canada where immigrants are fully integrated and empowered by insights that unlock opportunities and belonging, starting from Newfoundland and Labrador.
To deliver impact through an integrated model that combines research, data generation, and evidence-based program delivery to address the evolving needs of immigrants and racialized communities in Canada.
ININ is committed to responsible stewardship of insights and resources, and transparent communication with our sponsors, clients, and the communities we serve.
We engage in community-based research that improves the understanding of immigrant integration experiences.
We give blacks and immigrants the tools, knowledge, and confidence to thrive, while ensuring our services remain responsive, relevant, and outcome-oriented.
We commit to clear communication, responsible stewardship of resources, and defined deliverables of our initiatives.
We create platforms for community voice, participation, and leadership that contributes to broader system strengthening.
We provide solution-driven intervention for black and immigrants participation and belonging.
We champion forward-thinking policies and systems that strengthen opportunities for current and future generations of Black and immigrant communities.
Meet the dedicated leaders guiding ININ's mission and vision.
The dedicated individuals working day-to-day to drive our mission forward.
Established in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador as a Black-led, immigrant-focused non-profit organization.
First programs and research initiatives begin in the NL immigrant community.
Expanding reach across Newfoundland and Labrador, building partnerships and strengthening community ties.
Working towards a Canada-wide presence where our insights and integration model can benefit all immigrant communities.