This explainer provides materials for submitting public comments opposing the latest anti-asylum rule, and explains why comment submissions matter for the official record, future legal challenges, and policymaking.
This free webinar covers recent immigration policy changes, including new advance parole rules, public charge factors for family-based green cards, and TPS terminations for Haitians and Syrians, with a live Q&A for attendees.
The Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network is hiring a Director of Social Work to lead program strategy, supervise staff, manage grants, and carry a limited caseload as part of the organization’s leadership team.
CLINIC is hosting its inaugural Interfaith Immigration Summit, bringing together Catholic, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, and other faith leaders to explore how shared values of human dignity and justice can shape responses to today’s immigration challenges.
The Migration Policy Institute is hiring a Research Assistant for its U.S. Immigration Policy Program in Washington, DC—applications are due August 24.
ISS-USA is celebrating 100 years of supporting cross-border families with an afternoon symposium and evening reception bringing together child welfare, immigration, legal, and social service professionals to explore the future of cross-border practice and services for families.
Dr. Kristina Lovato presented her research, “Building the Capacity to Serve Unaccompanied Immigrant Transitional-Age Youth During the Transition to Adulthood from Out-of-Home Care,” as part of the Institute for Research on Poverty (IRP) Emerging Scholars Program at the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC. The presentation highlighted challenges unaccompanied immigrant transition-age youth face navigating adulthood amid shifting federal policies, and offered recommendations for strengthening child welfare, legal, and community-based support systems in light of reduced protections, including the termination of Deferred Action for SIJ status holders.
The Immigration Law and Policy Conference will bring together leading experts, policymakers, and advocates discussion of major immigration issues. The in-person conference will be held at Georgetown University in Washington, DC, and livestreamed for virtual attendees. Registration will open later this summer.
The Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies is seeking submissions for a proposed special issue focusing on how researchers and communities are adapting CBPR methodologies to prioritize safety, trust, and community expertise amid growing sociopolitical threats and surveillance concerns.
The Emmy-winning 2019 documentary Kids Caught in the Crackdown, which investigated the historic surge in migrant children detained under Trump’s first term and its lasting psychological toll, is now free to stream on YouTube for the first time.
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