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Immigrants and Refugees

  • The Increased Risks for Refugee and Migrant Women and Girls During the Pandemic

    Futurity Mar 14, 2022

    The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated risks of violence for refugee and migrant girls and women, according to a new report. Due to multiple intersecting dimensions of identity, including gender, migrant…

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    Supporting Children in the Midst of War in Ukraine

    Think NPC Mar 5, 2022

    All over the world – from Syria to Yemen to Nigeria to Afghanistan – we see children caught up in conflicts not of their making. Responding to the needs of…

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    The Crisis of Poverty Among Latinx Immigrant Children

    YES! Magazine Mar 5, 2022

    Shantel is a Dominican immigrant and single mother, whose 8-year-old daughter is a U.S. citizen. They have lived in New York City public housing and received financial assistance since Shantel…

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    Bridging the Digital Divide for Immigrant-Origin Youth

    Migration Policy Institute Mar 1, 2022

    While access to digital devices, the internet, and digital skills training has been uneven in the United States for decades, the COVID-19 pandemic magnified these disparities. More than ever, digital…

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    How Climate Change Drives Conflict in Somalia

    The GroundTruth Project Feb 24, 2022

    For the past year, photojournalist Nichole Sobecki and I have been on a mission to understand how climate change and environmental degradation drive conflict in Somalia. It’s a place where…

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    Climate Change and Migration: Busting Myths

    The New Humanitarian Feb 24, 2022

    If you haven’t seen the projections, you’ve probably still absorbed the gist of them: At some point in the not-too-distant future an astronomical number of people will likely be displaced…

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    Tens of Thousands of Afghan Evacuees Made it to the US – Here’s How the Resettlement Process Works

    The Conversation Feb 21, 2022

    As of February 2022, some 65,000 Afghans evacuated during the American withdrawal from Afghanistan have settled in U.S. communities. Several hundred more remain on military bases in the U.S., while…

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    How We Can Create an Inclusive Healthcare System That Helps Immigrants Thrive

    Giving Compass Jan 23, 2022

    The pervasiveness of COVID-19 has exposed the structural failures of the healthcare system for immigrant populations, who have consistently been at risk during the pandemic. With over 244 million migrants…

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    Immigration and Access to Healthcare

    Migration Policy Institute Jan 15, 2022

    Medicaid, the largest public health insurance program for the non-elderly, low-income population in the United States, has been an important lifeline for many since the pandemic began, with almost 10…

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    The Narratives We Use for Migration Are Important

    Migration Policy Institute Jan 9, 2022

    Narratives are more than just words: They shape the way we see what surrounds us and what we think, believe, and do. How policymakers, community leaders, and members of the…

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    Welcoming Afghan Schoolchildren to Milwaukee

    The 74 Jan 3, 2022

    James Sayavong knows what it’s like to be a refugee in America. His father was a military officer in Laos when the communists overran his country after the U.S. pulled…

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    Bringing Back the Central American Minors Program

    Migration Policy Institute Jan 2, 2022

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Mark Greenberg, Stephanie Heredia, Kira Monin, Celia Reynolds and Essey Workie evaluate the efficacy of the United States’ Central American Minors (CAM) program, and offer recommendations for improving it.  • What aspects…

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