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Immigrant Women: Paths to Employability
This infographic is based on a study conducted by the Technology & Social Change group at the University of Washington. The graphic depicts the conceptual model that underlies the study.
The study analyzed the ways that immigrant women in Europe use nonprofit computer training programs in order to promote their employability and integration in their new homes--through education and skills development, social inclusion, and cultural participation.
Credits: A team of analysts and designers worked together to develop this image: Maria Garrido, Daniel Mireault, Christine Prefontaine, and Joe Sullivan.
Immigrant Women: Paths to Employability
This infographic is based on a study conducted by the Technology & Social Change group at the University of Washington. The graphic depicts the conceptual model that underlies the study.
The study analyzed the ways that immigrant women in Europe use nonprofit computer training programs in order to promote their employability and integration in their new homes--through education and skills development, social inclusion, and cultural participation.
Credits: A team of analysts and designers worked together to develop this image: Maria Garrido, Daniel Mireault, Christine Prefontaine, and Joe Sullivan.