AAISA Knowledge Hub
Project Description
The AAISA Knowledge Hub (2025–2028) is a three-year initiative to develop a province-wide digital platform that supports newcomers, immigrants, service providers, and communities across Alberta. Funded by the Government of Alberta, the Knowledge Hub officially launched on January 16, 2026, and is now accessible to the public at knowledgehub.aaisa.ca
The platform was created to address a common challenge faced by newcomers and service providers: finding accurate, relevant, and timely settlement information in one centralized, easy-to-use space. By bringing together services, data, and trusted resources, the Knowledge Hub makes navigating settlement supports in Alberta easier, faster, and more accessible.
Knowledge Hub Launch & Live Demo (Virtual Town Hall)
AAISA will officially introduce the Knowledge Hub through a virtual Town Hall and live platform demonstration.
📅 Date: February 5, 2026
⏰ Time: 2:00-3:30 pm. MST
📍 Location: Virtual (Zoom)
This Town Hall is open to AAISA members, settlement organizations, community partners, and stakeholders interested in learning how the Knowledge Hub works and how to engage with it.
What to Expect at the Town Hall
A brief overview of the Knowledge Hub’s purpose, development process, and long-term vision
A live, guided demonstration of the platform, including:
An overview of how organizations and users can benefit from the platform
Information on how organizations can be listed on the Knowledge Hub and how content will be updated and maintained
Discussion of next steps, future enhancements, and opportunities for collaboration
An open Q&A and feedback session
❗ Did you miss the live session? You can watch the full recording of the Town Hall below
Click here to watch the Town Hall Recording (YouTube)
What the Knowledge Hub Offers
The Knowledge Hub is built around three core components. You can explore the live platform now at knowledgehub.aaisa.ca
Service Map
An interactive map of organizations providing settlement and newcomer services across Alberta. Users can search and filter services by location, immigration status, language, type of support, and more. The map also allows users to connect directly with organizations and access an AI assistant that can send information straight to their email or phone.
Data Hub
A visual dashboard presenting settlement trends and service usage across the province. This feature supports service providers, researchers, and community partners by providing insights into newcomer needs within Alberta’s settlement landscape.
Resource Library
A centralized collection of trusted resources from provincial programs, community organizations, and settlement agencies. Resources are organized and summarized to help users quickly find reliable information related to settlement, integration, and life in Alberta.
Project Status and Timeline
The Knowledge Hub is a three-year initiative that commenced in April 2025 and is currently in Phase 1 of development.
Following Phases 2 and 3, AAISA will continue to:
- Maintain and update the platform
- Expand organization listings
- Enhance data insights
- Improve tools for both newcomers and settlement service providers
The project is funded through March 2028, ensuring ongoing support and continuous development.
Stay Connected
This page will be updated regularly as new features, resources, and engagement opportunities become available.
- Bookmark this page to stay informed about the launch and future updates.
- Visit the Hub: knowledgehub.aaisa.ca
- Contact: knowledgehub@aaisa.ca
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