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App: London Newcomers Guide

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Mission statement

The Sustainable Development Goal 10 is about reduced inequality. Canada is an immigrant country that welcomes hundreds of thousands of new immigrants and refugees every year, where the city of London is also one of the destinations, they will consider landing on (Target 10.7). It may be possible that they feel excluded due to being minorities (Target 10.2). While the governments and volunteers provide packages of fiscal and social support to them, the information is sparse on the internet where the target audiences may not know where to start at all (Target 10.4). We believe that it is necessary to have a one-stop portal for the new settlers to gain information about social support services they might need before and after they land on London.

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Team Members

Caitlyn North: I am currently in my third year at Western University studying Geography. This is my first year as a part of the ECCE team and first time participating in the app challenge. I love to use GIS to solve real world problems so this app challenge is right up my alley. I'm excited to see what all the teams come up with!

Stanley Ho: I am currently in my fourth year at Western University with honours specialization in Political Science and major in Geography. I will continue my education at Western Geography as a MSc student in Fall 2021. As a first time participant in the ECCE app challenge, I anticipate to work with my team members to solve some real world issues with our skills!

Jihaeng Lee: Hi! My name is Jihaeng and I am from Seoul, Korea. I am currently in my 4th year of Honours Specialization in Geography and Environment and Commercial Aviation Management at Western University. This is my first time participating in the ECCE App Challenge. I am excited for this opportunity and I look forward to learning more about Esri's applications.