Integration projects explore the interlocking factors that influence the social integration of refugee children and youth, including background, family dynamics, and institutional, social, and organizational experiences. This research cluster considers refugee youths’ perspectives on their integration by including their opinions and involving them as researchers, and examines community resources that support refugee integration. This research helps us understand the diversity of integration experiences, challenges and barriers, and resources and supports that help. In 2020, CYRRC funded two projects: One explores the needs of long-term newcomer clients at a service provider organization in Edmonton and how to facilitate their independence; the other looks at reception, retainment, and integration capacity for French-speaking immigrants in the Atlantic provinces.