The new report finds that restrictions put into place to protect public health during the pandemic will have long-lasting impacts on US and global asylum policies and that these restrictions…
This panel will host five Georgetown alumni to share their diverse experience working in the humanitarian field, from research, advocacy and programming, to protection and human rights. This is an…
Please join us for discussion of the second edition of Susan F. Martin’s book, A Nation of Immigrants (Cambridge University Press). This book traces four centuries of US immigration history…
Join ISIM for a discussion with Dr. Julie Park of the University of Maryland on her paper “Gendered Segmented Assimilation: Earnings Trajectories of African Immigrant Women and Men.”Racial stratification in…
We are deeply saddened by the news that Mitzi Schroeder passed away on 28 March 2021. As an ISIM affiliate and closely connected with Catholic ministry to refugees, Mitzi worked…
Political scientist Janelle Wong will reflect on the findings from her book, Immigrants, Evangelicals, and Politics in light of recent developments in U.S. politics and the 2020 election. What forces…
This joint event organized by ISIM and CWS, one of nine U.S. refugee resettlement agencies, will bring together experts in the field to discuss the possibility of using other migration…
Human movement associated with climate change features in popular, policy and scholarly discourse. Wide-ranging estimates predict the scale and dynamics of future movement. To appreciate the complexity, understanding how climate…
Ten years ago tiny Tunisia with its “jasmine revolution,” sending longtime authoritarian President Ben Ali, into exile was the first in the region to spark economic and political changes under…
Demographer Katharine Donato (Georgetown University) and economist Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes (University of California-Merced) edited the latest issue of RSF which traces the history and contemporary landscape of legal immigration to the…
