Director Katharine Donato presented findings in Mexico City from a report that ISIM completed about migration between Mexico and the United States, with a focus on children. The report was completed for Mexico’s National Commission on Human Rights (CNDH). Key participants in yesterday’s event included the CNDH President Luis Raúl González…
ISIM Director Katharine Donato and Amanda Carrico from the University of Colorado, Boulder, publish in Population and Environment about the environmental drivers of out-migration in Bangladesh.
ISIM's Dr. Ferris writes for the Washington Post: "Trump’s ‘deal of the century’ ignores reality in the Middle East: The Trump administration’s solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict will be unveiled later this month in Bahrain — and a critical U.N. program for Palestinian refugees may be at risk."…
You Can’t Go Home Again: Pressures and Prospects of Refugee Return to Syria By: Adam Lichtenheld Introduction: As the civil war in Syria enters its final phase, Syrian refugees face growing pressure to return home. President Bashar al-Assad has publicly appealed for refugees to come back to areas…
Congratulations! On Friday, May 17, 2019, at the Gonda Theater, ISIM awarded the Certificate on Refugees and Humanitarian Emergencies to more than 40 graduate and law students. The certificate is open to all graduate students at Georgetown University who have career interests in improving responses to refugee and…
Congratulations: Winners of Video Competition Georgetown University winners with Al Trenk, The Exodus Institute Founder and Katharine Donato, Director, Institute for the Study of International Migration Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University. Winners: Mikaela Rear Master of Science in Foreign Service (MSFS), School of…
