Seven beautifully crafted one-minute films about the impact newcomers had on Canada and the impact Canada had on them.
![A drawing of brown-skinned hands holding a map of Nunavut with a red arrow pointing to Iqaluit.](/sites/default/files/img/Stephanie-1.jpg)
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Each one of these individuals has capitalized on something about Canada. They came with a dream and have exceeded their own expectations of what their migration story could be.
—Ian Keteku, Producer
![A black and white line drawing of a woman looking down. She has long black hair and wears a t-shirt.](/sites/default/files/img/Thy-Anne-1.jpg)
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![A bird’s eye view of a man in glasses, a green shirt and tie, holding a briefcase. He looks up to the sky, perhaps determined, perhaps scared.](/sites/default/files/img/Dr-Zak-1.jpg)
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Soft Landing is a project curated by Ian Keteku which showcases the words and stories of prominent living Canadians who’ve immigrated from another country. These individuals have contributed to Canadian society in meaningful ways. They’ve excelled in areas of entrepreneurship, environmentalism, science, and community activism.
The project is funded by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21