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Questions sourced from surveys other than the My Australia Census 2017 and the pilot Migrant Youth Survey 2017

• Easiest way to meet people is through: School/TAFE/University Activities; Family & Family Friends; Recreation Clubs (sports, arts, etc); My church, mosque, place of worship; Social Networking Sites; Going to Popular Hangout Spots; My job; Other, Social networks, belonging and active citizenship among migrant youth in Australia
• The Experiences of Migrant Youth: A generational analysis (CANADA), How important are the following aspects of your self to you?
• The Experiences of Migrant Youth: A generational analysis (CANADA), How many close [ethnic], [national] and [other ethnic] friends do you have?
• The Experiences of Migrant Youth: A generational analysis (CANADA), How often do the following people treat you unfairly or negatively because of your ethnic backgound?
• The Experiences of Migrant Youth: A generational analysis (CANADA), Opinions on relationships within the family?
• The Experiences of Migrant Youth: A generational analysis (CANADA), Statements about cultural traditions, friends etc?
• The Experiences of Migrant Youth: A generational analysis (CANADA), The following statements are about school. How well do you think they apply to you? Please check the answer that corresponds best to your own opinions and experiences.
• The Experiences of Migrant Youth: A generational analysis (CANADA), When people with different backgrounds are together, one may sometimes feel unfarily treated. The following questions are about these kinds of experiences
• The Experiences of Migrant Youth: A generational analysis (CANADA), Which statement is most true about the neighbourhood where you live?
• The Experiences of Migrant Youth: New Zealand, I am proud of being a member of my ethnic group