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Drawing from autobiographical narrative interviews, Ewa Cichocka examines the perception of #research categories among people raised in #Germany by #Polish parents. Uniwersytet Warszawski Sage Journals buff.ly/48ospaV

By analyzing state archival documents, Weejun Park examines how #SouthKorean state has developed a governance framework that spans multiple political-territorial boundaries through state transformation. University of Kentucky Sage Journals buff.ly/3UwCUTH

Despite its achievement—& based on his 1st-term record—a 2nd #DonaldTrump term represents an existential threat to the US #Refugee Admissions Program, with the progress made during the Joe Biden administration, not to mention the program itself, at risk. buff.ly/4f1cgL9

Using mixed methods for case studies in 2 rural municipalities of the #Philippines, Jeremaiah M. Opiniano & Yan Tan set out to determine how emotions come into play as families strive to use remittances productively. University of Santo Tomas Uni of Adelaide buff.ly/4hsIKiS

#Immigrants are a strong presence in #Pennsylvania’s labor force, accounting for 9.7% of the statewide total. This brief explores the composition of PA's #undocumented workforce, highlighting the contributions that they make to the state’s economy. ACLU of Pennsylvania buff.ly/48uaLmd

New from Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS): The authors examine why individuals persist in their efforts to leave their country of birth, despite having 1st-hand knowledge of the high risks involved in an unauthorized crossing of the US #border & the low chances of success. buff.ly/3NZRsrq

Excited to see this paper in print Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS)! Joint w Cynthia Bansak, Susan Averett, & my former thesis Notre Dame Economics student Grace Condon. We show that access to in-state tuition raises graduation rates among likely undocumented women, especially single women.🧵doi.org/10.1177/233150…

Paper out in Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS) today. It's been such a painful year. This study engages with Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian LGBTIQ+ IDPs from South Lebanon, where the intersection of their sexual and gender identities with displacement necessitates a precarious balance—staying

New from Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS): The authors find that migrant deaths in southern #Arizona increased from an annual mean of 133 per year in the 6 years preceding #Title42 to 198 while the policy was in effect, representing a 48% increase. University of Arizona University College Dublin UTEP buff.ly/3VlgAwP

Today is #GivingTuesday, a movement dedicated to unleashing the power of radical generosity around the world. #Donate today to help CMS expand and strengthen its work. Together, we can create a better world built upon shared humanity and respect for all. buff.ly/3sJMANO

Village Preservation (GVSHP) & CMS archivist Mary Brown will celebrate the immigrant history of the South Village with a presentation on Dec 12 at 6 PM ET. Mary Brown will also discuss her new book, “The Art of #Immigration: Italian Art in an American Church.” #Register below! buff.ly/49jspJM

The Biden-Harris administration launched an ambitious plan to address the #rootcauses of migration. We review the US strategy now in an article published at Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS), where we particularly focus on the role of local communities in shaping their right to stay (and migrate).

New Article! What does a right to stay look like in Lebanon? It's complicated - and should change how we think about the right itself! Proud to contribute to Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS)'s collection on the right to stay, grounded in JRS Lebanon's work. Check it out! journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

The Journal on Migration and Human Security published a peer-reviewed article this week by Antônio Lemos — a University of Notre Dame Ph.D. student in theology and member of the Klau Institute’s Migration Graduate Working Group. Read the full article here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/23…

CMS seeks to hire a full-time Communications Manager. They will report to the Executive Director & lead the organization’s #communications strategy, digital communications, outreach, & multimedia & design projects. Link for more info about the #job! buff.ly/3iAmlpU

On January 16 at 1 PM ET, CMS will host a #webinar in which #immigration experts will preview some of the expected immigration policies of the new #Trump administration and provide guidance as to policy, advocacy, and organizing responses to the policies. buff.ly/428UGkO

We urgently need policies that advance the right to stay, migrate & return and center local projects of thriving. My Central American colleagues and I develop this argument in the latest volume of Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS), analyzing the US Root Causes Strategy. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Read JMHS's special edition, bringing to life a concept called the “right to stay, migrate and return.” buff.ly/jOoqO0d University of Notre Dame The Hope Border Institute Inter-American Foundation 🇺🇸 JRS International Sage Journals

Join CMS and Humphrey School tomorrow for a webinar presenting the latest fact-based estimates of the undocumented population size in the United States. #demography #undocumentedimmigrants buff.ly/Z7N9ouc

The first effort to assess unaccompanied migrant children’s access to free and low-cost attorneys in the US finds an overall lack of immigration attorneys for unaccompanied children, with only one attorney for every 137 children nationally. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/23…