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Statue of Liberty: Changing and Contested Meanings (Event recap)

The panel was moderated by James Miller (Professor of Liberal Studies and Politics, and Faculty Director of Creative Publishing & Critical Journalism, The New School). Featured speakers included: Alex Aleinikoff, Director, Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility, The New School Julia Foulkes, Professor of History, The New School Roberto Suro, Professor, Annenberg School for Communication …

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The Joan Miller Psychology Lab Invites You To A Talk / Dr. Veronica Benet-Martinez/ This Thursday, April 28th

The Joan Miller Psychology Lab invites you to a guest speaker presentation.  ​”The company you keep: Immigrants’ social networks and psycho-social adjustment” A talk on the issue of complex cultural identities as it relates to the content and structure of immigrants’ personal social networks ​ Dr. Veronica Benet-Martinez ​I​CREA Research Professor in the Department of …

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Race, Inequality, Social Change and Policy Post Doctoral Fellow

Race, Inequality, Social Change and Policy Post Doctoral Fellow Job Description The IRISE postdoctoral fellowship will partner across campus to engage research and activities dedicated to justice for immigrant communities. Among possible research objectives, we would be eager to cultivate collaborative research on any of the following: the conditions faced by immigrant workers in Denver …

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Queering Immigration Conference #3

This three-day event is organized by The Queer Detainee Empowerment Project (QDEP) in partinership with the Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility (ZIMM). QDEP is a collective alternative to detention program and community organizing project for trans/queer/HIV+ immigrant detainees, undocumented folks, asylum seekers and their families in New York City. QDEP a member of the Detention Watch …

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Ready to Make History? Join Us on April 18th!

On Monday, April 18, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments the landmark U.S. v. Texas case that will determine the fate of President Obama’s administrative relief, which would help five  million immigrants across the nation be protected from deportation and allow them to work legally. Over 250,000 eligible immigrant New Yorkers have waited for more than a year …

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Everyday Humanitarianism: Ethics, Affects and Practices. a keynote address by Co-Director Miriam ticktin at LSE

Co-Director Miriam Ticktin is a Keynote Speaker, alongside Craig Clahoun, for the “Everyday Humanitarianism: Ethics, Affects and Practices” two day event at the London School for Economics and Political Science. In this ‘post-humanitarian’ age, solidarity is driven by converging logics of consumption and utilitarianism where doing good for others is about mundane micro-practices that aim …

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BRIDGE TO MEMBERSHIP:THE ROLE OF MEXICAN CONSULATES IN IMMIGRANT INTEGRATION. A talk by Co-director Alexandra Delano at UCLA

A talk by Co-Director Alexandra Delano on the policies of the Mexican state towards its diaspora in the United States. Part of the Latin American Institute Lecture Series at UCLA. Assistance for immigrants to learn English, receive health services, open a bank account or get a work certification is generally considered to fall solely under the …

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