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Rural resettlement in the UK is a relatively recent phenomenon and initial investigation suggested that not only had this trend been practised for longer in countries such as Canada, but that Canada had learnt lessons along the way, and was doing it well. My experiences in North Yorkshire, although positive in many cases, introduced me to problems and challenges that I felt could be addressed if we adopted more enlightened and sophisticated approaches. I received a Churchill Fellowship in 2020, which gave me the opportunity to carry out research on refugee resettlement in rural areas as part of my efforts to continue supporting newly resettled families and their new host communities. Here's a summary of the interviews I carried out for my research paper. You can find the full report here: https://www.churchillfellowship.org/ideas-experts/ideas-library/refugee-resettlement-in-rural-areas/ You can also support my work by signing this petition : https://www.change.org/p/change-the-language-change-the-narrative-promote-inclusivity-in-addressing-migrants