Multimedia
Understanding that multimedia is an essential and powerful tool in sharing evidence-based research, disseminating knowledge and encouraging dialogue, CMS incorporates multimedia into many of its research projects, publications, events and other programs. This page serves as an archive of CMS’s podcasts and videos.
CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir is CMS’s podcast featuring audio interviews with government officials, experts and advocates on various migration, refugee and population issues. Past episodes include conversations with US Senator Charles Schumer on the prospects for immigration reform and former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff on the intersection between international migration, refugee protection and national security. Listen to CMSOnAir on Soundcloud, iTunes, Stitcher, or Spotify.
Videos
The CMS Migration Experts Series features video interviews with academics, researchers, and experts at the forefront of international migration scholarship and practice. The series is available on YouTube. CMS also regularly films, livestreams, and records its events, conferences, and webinars. Full video recordings of these events are made available to the public through YouTube.
CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Roberto Suro on Tax Equality for Immigrants and Their Children
Sep, 16 2021 Posted in CMSOnAirIn the United States, 9.6 million children are living in poverty. Federal and state tax credits are among the most effective policy tools for fighting child poverty. However, nearly 2 million children – 1.6 million US citizens and 270,000 non-citizens – are living in poverty and are ineligible for these poverty-fighting tax credits because they have at least one undocumented parent.
In this episode of CMSOnAir, Roberto Suro explores this inequality and other findings from the paper, “Tax Equality for Immigrants: The Indispensable Ingredient for Remedying Child Poverty in the United States,” which he co-authored with Hannah Findling. At a moment when the Biden administration and Congressional Democrats are pursuing substantial expansions of tax credits for working-poor families, an important question remains: Who will be eligible?
CMSOnAir | Dora Schriro on Family Detention
Jul, 15 2021 Posted in CMSOnAirThis episode of CMSOnAir is the third in a series featuring academics, policymakers, and advocates who have written for the Center for Migration Studies’ (CMS) Journal on Migration and Human Security (JMHS).
In this interview, Dora Schriro speaks with Michele Pistone and Jack Hoeffner about family residential facilities and her 2017 paper, “Weeping in the Playtime of Others: The Obama Administration’s Failed Reform of ICE Family Detention Practices.” During the Obama administration, Schriro served as senior advisor to US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano and then as US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) first director of the Office of Detention Policy and Planning. She later served as a subject matter expert on the DHS Advisory Committee on Family Residential Facility formed by Secretary Jeh Johnson.
Schriro shares her insights on working to reform immigrant detention practices, the difference between criminal and civil detention, and the impact of family detention on parents. Schriro recommends a case management approach to the reception of families and suggests US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) as the first point of contact.
CMSOnAir | Jennifer Podkul on the Humanitarian Protection of Children
Jul, 15 2021 Posted in CMSOnAirIn this interview, Jennifer Podkul, the Vice President of Policy and Advocacy at Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), describes the United States’ recent history with respect to the humanitarian protection of children and offers an overview of the current situation at the US-Mexico border for child migrants. An international human rights lawyer and expert on child migration to the United States, Podkul recently testified before the House Committee on Homeland Security on the best practices for the care and protection of child migrants.
Podkul’s 2016 JMHS paper, “The Impact of Externalization of the Migration Controls on the Rights of Asylum Seekers and Other Migrants,” examined how the United States, Australia, and the European Union sought to prevent migrants and refugees from arriving at their borders to seek protection. One example presented in the paper is the Obama administration’s response to the increase in unaccompanied children in 2014. Podkul describes what has changed since the Obama administration with respect to the deterrence of child migrants and offers policy recommendations for the care and reception of child migrants.
CMSOnAir | Daniela Alulema on the Contributions of DACA Recipients
May, 06 2021 Posted in CMSOnAirAs the Supreme Court heard oral arguments regarding the Trump administration’s efforts to terminate the DACA program, CMS released a paper offering detailed estimates about DACA recipients, their economic contributions, and their deep ties to US communities. The paper, which also features testimonies of several DACA recipients, was subsequently published in the Journal on Migration and Human Security (JMHS). In this episode, Daniela Alulema — who is author of the JMHS paper, CMS’s Director of Programs, and herself a DACA recipient — describes the paper’s findings, shares the stories of the DACA recipients, and outlines potential policy directions for the DACA program.
CMSOnAir | Joan Rosenhauer on Sharing Refugee Stories
Mar, 25 2021 Posted in CMSOnAirThe Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) is an international Catholic organization with a mission to accompany, serve, and advocate on behalf of refugees and other forcibly displaced persons, that they may heal, learn, and determine their own future. In this episode of CMSOnAir, Joan Rosenhauer, the Executive Director of JRS-USA, shares how JRS is adapting its advocacy for a new administration and transforming its programs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. She also shares stories about the “proactive, resilient, hopeful” refugees she has met through her work with JRS.
CMSOnAir | Students at the University of Notre Dame Present their Migration-Related Research
Feb, 19 2021This episode of CMSOnAir features four students at the University of Notre Dame who are doing research about international migration. Syeda (Fiana) Arbab, Sofia Piecuch, and Kara Venzian are graduate students pursuing their Masters in Global Affairs at Notre Dame’s Keough School. They partnered with Catholic Relief Services on a research project about how internally displaced persons and refugees describe and create home. Elsa Barron examined migrant integration, dialogue, and religious acceptance using the first mosque in Athens, Greece as a case study. An undergraduate student, Elsa conducted her research with support from the Nanovic Institute for European Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Here’s Elsa, Fiana, Sofia, and Kara describing the findings of their research at the Catholic Immigrant Integration Initiative Conference.
CMSOnAir | Leading a Sanctuary Campus through Multiple Pandemics
Dec, 14 2020 Posted in CMSOnAirDominican University is unique among Catholic colleges for its commitment to immigrants. About 10 percent of the students at Dominican University are undocumented or have temporary legal status, including Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients. This episode features an interview with Donna Carroll, president of Dominican University. She reflects on the challenges facing undocumented college students, including: lack of federal financial aid funding, the difficulty of career planning, and integrating into campus life. She also talks about the leadership of undocumented and “DACAmented” students and why the university adopted a Sanctuary Campus Covenant in 2017. Carroll describes the university’s efforts to support immigrant students during the “triple pandemics” of COVID-19, racism, and economic injustice — all of which have been exacerbated by restrictionist immigration policies.
CMSONAIR | Staying Connected to Urban Students and Their Parents
Nov, 30 2020 Posted in CMSOnAirPartnership Schools, a network of nine elementary and middle schools in urban areas of New York and Cleveland, is trying to stem the tide of Catholic school closings. Their network is taking a unique approach to funding, relying heavily on philanthropic support and keeping costs down, while maintaining high-quality education.
CMSONAIR | COVID-19 Testing Where Immigrants Feel Safe
Nov, 02 2020 Posted in CMSOnAirLa Casita has shifted many of its regular services to remote platforms and sent food boxes to community members. Sr. Gabriela has also been instrumental in making COVID-19 testing available to immigrants at local parishes.
CMSONAIR | Serving People on the Move Under Stay at Home Orders
Oct, 26 2020 Posted in CMSOnAirThe mission of the Scalabrinian order is to accompany people on the move. In the COVID-19 era, it is harder than ever to live out that mission.
CMSONAIR | Anna Gallagher on Supporting Immigrants and Their Lawyers
May, 29 2020 Posted in CMSOnAirThis episode of CMSOnAir features an interview with Anna Gallagher, the executive director of the Catholic Legal Immigration Network Inc. (CLINIC). She explains how CLINIC supports lawyers across the country as they adapt to the fast-paced policy changes of the current administration. She also discusses her concerns about access to asylum on the US-Mexico border and CLINIC’s Estamos Unidos Asylum Project in Ciudad Juarez — a response to the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) or “Remain in Mexico” program.
CMSONAIR | Josiah Heyman on Border Patrol Culture and a Positive Vision of the Borderlands
Mar, 02 2020 Posted in CMSOnAirThis episode of CMSOnAir features an interview with Josiah Heyman, Professor of Anthropology, Endowed Professor of Border Trade Issues, and Director of the University of Texas, El Paso’s Center for Inter-American and Border Studies. CMS’s communications coordinator Emma Winters asks Josiah Heyman about a CMS Essay he authored with Jeremy Slack and Daniel E. Martínez. The essay, titled “Why Border Patrol Agents and CBP Officers Should Not Serve as Asylum Officers,” examines findings from the Migrant Border Crossing Survey and concludes that US Border Patrol agents and other CBP officers should not serve as asylum officers because they “abuse migrants, physically and verbally, with significant frequency.” In the episode, Josiah Heyman also presents a positive vision of the US-Mexico border and lifts up Annunciation House as an example of the openness and generosity of border communities.
CMSONAIR | Bishop Mark J. Seitz on “Night Will Be No More” and What It Means to Be a Border City
Nov, 26 2019 Posted in CMSOnAirThis episode of CMSOnAir features an interview with Bishop Mark J. Seitz of El Paso Texas. CMS’s communications coordinator Emma Winters asks Bishop Seitz about his recent pastoral letter, “Night Will Be No More.” The letter, a direct response to the August 3 [2019] Walmart massacre, condemns racism and white supremacy, examines the legacy of hate in the borderlands, and says to all: “Tú vales, you count.” Bishop Seitz also discusses the 2019 Border Mass, the El Paso Diocese fund to aid asylum seekers stuck in Ciudad Juarez, and why families should be at the heart of our immigration system.
CMSONAIR | David FitzGerald on the Shrinking Avenues for Asylum
Nov, 05 2019 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Channy Chhi Laux
Aug, 02 2019 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Joanna Williams on the Kino Border Initiative
Apr, 03 2019 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Her Excellency Ms. María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés
Nov, 26 2018 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | His Eminence Joseph William Cardinal Tobin
Apr, 23 2018 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Paola Piscitelli on the Humanitarian Corridors Project
Feb, 09 2018 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | The Global Compact on Migration (featuring Ambassador Juan Jose Gómez Camacho and Ambassador Jürg Lauber)
Oct, 23 2017 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Ron Nixon
Aug, 02 2017 Posted in CMSOnAirCMSOnAir features an interview with Ron Nixon, a Washington correspondent for the New York Times who covers homeland security issues, including immigration, border and aviation security; cyber security and cyber crime, counterterrorism and violent extremism.
CMSOnAir | Fr. Thomas Reese, SJ
Jan, 06 2017 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Cecilia Muñoz
Nov, 29 2016 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Linda Rabben on Sanctuary
Nov, 23 2016 Posted in CMSOnAirThis timely episode of CMSOnAir features an interview with Linda Rabben, Associate Research Professor at the University of Maryland, on the refuge and protection of migrants and refugees – also known as ‘sanctuary.’ Professor Rabben traces sanctuary back to its faith traditions and examines its central role in past and present movements that sought to welcome, support, shelter and advocate for vulnerable populations. Her research has just been released in a second edition of her book, Sanctuary and Asylum: A Social and Political History (University of Washington Press 2016).
CMSOnAir | Donald Kerwin
Sep, 09 2016 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Secretary Michael Chertoff
Jul, 26 2016 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Senator Charles E. Schumer
Apr, 19 2016 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Kevin Appleby on the Refugee Crisis and Deportation Raids
Feb, 25 2016 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Charles Wheeler on Anti-Immigrant Sentiment Throughout US History
Feb, 25 2016 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Sara Campos and the Role of Civil Society in Shaping a Nation
Feb, 25 2016 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | CIS Ombudsman Maria M. Odom and the 2015 Annual Report
Feb, 25 2016 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Martin Xuereb and Rescuing Migrants in the Mediterranean
Feb, 23 2016 Posted in CMSOnAir
CMSOnAir | Pelenise Alofa on Climate Change Migration
Feb, 23 2016 Posted in CMSOnAirVideos
2021 Fr. Lydio F. Tomasi, C.S. Annual Lecture on International Migration | Christianity and the Law of Migration
Mar, 04 2022 Posted in Event VideoOn December 7, the Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) hosted the 2021 Fr. Lydio F. Tomasi, C.S. Lecture on International Migration. Silas W. Allard delivered the lecture, “Christianity and the Law of Migration: A Dialogue in Social Responsibility.” The event also featured responses from Kristin Heyer and Raj Nadella – co-editors with Allard – of the new book Christianity and the Law of Migration (Routledge 2021).
Presentation and Discussion: Mapping Key Determinants of Immigrants’ Health in Brooklyn and Queens
Dec, 07 2021 Posted in Event VideoOn March 1, 2021, the Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) hosted a virtual presentation and discussion of its report, “Mapping Key Determinants of Immigrants’ Health in Brooklyn and Queens.” The report profiles the neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens where immigrant communities are most at risk for negative health outcomes. As a complement to the report, the interactive data tool maps key health determinants in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and the Bronx. Both aim to identify and potentially meet gaps in services to immigrant populations, particularly healthcare, housing, legal, educational, and work-related services.
Panel I • The Role of Migration Scholarship at a Time of Multiple Crises
Mar, 01 2021 Posted in Event VideoThis plenary panel of leading scholars explored the role, promise, and course of migration research and scholarship at a time of multiple crises. It particularly examined the importance of scholarship that crosses disciplines, competencies, and areas of expertise.
MODERATOR
Jamie Winders
Professor, Geography and the Environment
Director, Autonomous Systems Policy Institute
Syracuse University
Editor
International Migration Review
SPEAKERS
Oliver Bakewell
Senior Lecturer
Global Development Institute
University of Manchester
Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes
Professor of Economics
University of California, Merced
Ali R. Chaudhary
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Faculty Associate, Rutgers Program on South Asian Studies and the Center for Security, Race & Rights
Rutgers University
Brenda S.A. Yeoh
Raffles Professor of Social Sciences, Department of Geography
Director, Humanities and Social Science Research Office of the Deputy President
National University of Singapore
Panel II • Migration Policy in the Midst of Multiple Pandemics
Nov, 10 2020 Posted in Event VideoThis panel examined trends in international migration and migration-related policies in the context of pandemics of disease, racism, and violence. It examined the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and related policies on migrants and refugees, drawing on a growing body of research on how pandemics affect marginalized communities. The intersection of the health pandemic and the pandemics of racism and violence also disproportionately affect persons of color, including migrants and refugees. This panel lifted up promising international, national, and local approaches to the immense challenges facing immigrants, refugees, and their communities of origin and destination. Panelists also discussed the role of immigrants and refugees in economic and social recovery.
MODERATOR
Susan Martin
Donald G. Herzberg Professor Emeritus School of Foreign Service
Georgetown University
SPEAKERS
Anne Richard
Former Assistant Secretary
Population, Refugees and Migration
U.S. State Department
Eskinder Negash
President
US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
Former Director
Office of Refugee Resettlement
Paul Spiegel
Professor of the Practice and Director
Center for Humanitarian Health
Johns Hopkins University
Joseph Chamie
Former Research Director
Center for Migration Studies
Former Director
UN Population Division
Philip Martin
Professor Emeritus
University of California, Davis
Panel III • The 2020 Election: An Administrative Agenda for Immigration and Refugee Reform
Nov, 10 2020 Posted in Event VideoThe US Presidential and Congressional election could have as profound an effect on the course of US immigration and refugee policy as any election in memory. This panel examined the potential immigration and refugee agenda of the Biden administration, with a particular focus on what the new administration should seek to achieve through administrative action in its first year. It also explored the challenges the new administration will face in enacting its agenda, and whether multiple national crises – public health, racial, economic, and immigration – will provide an opening and momentum for more generous and inclusive policies.
MODERATOR
Daniela Alulema
Director of Programs
Center for Migration Studies
SPEAKERS
T. Alexander Aleinikoff
University Professor
Director of the Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility
The New School
Donald Kerwin
Executive Director
Center for Migration Studies
Charles Wheeler
Director of Training and Legal Support
Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc.
Wendy Young
President
Kids in Need of Defense
Welcome and Opening Prayer | 2020 Catholic Immigrant Integration Initiative Conference
Nov, 10 2020 Posted in Event VideoCMS and the University of Notre Dame welcomed participants to the 2020 Catholic Immigrant Integration Initiative Conference.
Plenary Panel I: Identifying and Engaging the Pressing Challenges of Immigrants and Refugees
Oct, 01 2020 Posted in Event VideoPanelists presented their perspectives on the major challenges facing immigrants, refugees, and their families, both in the broader society and in their faith communities, including new challenges related to COVID-19 and related policies.
Plenary Panel II: Building a More Prophetic, Faithful, and Hopeful Church
Oct, 01 2020 Posted in Event VideoMigrants, refugees, their families, and communities face multiple crises – historically high levels of forcible displacement, the inequalities and injustices exacerbated by the pandemic, the loss of life and opportunity, and exclusionary attitudes and policies. This panel spoke to these conditions and challenges and offered ideas and insights on how the Church can respond to the gifts and needs of migrants in a more prophetic, faithful, and hopeful way.
Plenary Panel III: Ireland’s Attempt to Build Communities of Belonging
Oct, 01 2020 Posted in Event VideoRoderic O’Gorman, Minister for Children, Disability, Equality, and Integration, describes Ireland’s efforts to build communities of belonging.
Plenary Panel IV: How Should Catholic Institutions Adapt Their Work?
Oct, 01 2020 Posted in Event VideoPanelists discuss ways that Catholic parishes, hospitals, refugee and legal services programs, charities, and other institutions and ministries can rise to the immense challenges now facing immigrants, refugees, and their families and communities.
Plenary Panel V: Overcoming Political Obstacles to Building Communities of Belonging
Oct, 01 2020 Posted in Event VideoAt a time of harsh and restrictionist federal policies, many states and localities have opted to treat immigrants and their families as full members of their communities, extending to them a range of services, programs, and benefits.
2020 Fr. Lydio F. Tomasi, C.S. Annual Lecture on International Migration | Mobility and Lockdown: Challenges to the Human
Oct, 01 2020 Posted in Event VideoEstablished in 2014, the Fr. Lydio F. Tomasi, C.S. Annual Lecture on International Migration addresses a migration-related topic of pressing concern to faith communities. Fr. Tomasi, a founding member of the Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS), directed the institute from 1968 to 2001. Co-sponsored with the University of Notre Dame, the 2020 Fr. Lydio F. Tomasi, C.S. Annual Lecture on International Migration was delivered by His Eminence Cardinal Michael F. Czerny, SJ, Under-Secretary for the Migrants & Refugees Section of the Vatican Dicastery for Human Development.
Plenary Panel VI: How Can Catholic Institutions Better Promote Integration, Protection, and Defense
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoPanelists explored how Catholic institutions can strengthen their work in promoting the integration, protection, and defense of persons with strong roots in sending and receiving communities.
Plenary Panel VII: Mainstreaming Catholic Teaching on Immigrants and Refugees
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoThis panel discussed ways to build parish communities of belonging, hope, and sanctuary, and to mainstream Catholic teaching on immigrants and refugees to the broader Catholic Church.
University of Notre Dame Student Panel
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoA discussion with Notre Dame Students doing work with migrants and refugees.
Plenary Panel VIII: A Reflection on Migration, Protection, and Race
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoThe final panel of the conference reflected on the interrelated themes of migration, protection, and race in the context of Pope Francis’ call to Catholics to go to the peripheries.
Simultaneous Session I: Community Sponsorship Models for Immigrant Integration
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoSession I: Community Sponsorship Models for Immigrant Integration in Europe and North America: Challenges and Opportunities
Simultaneous Session II: Working Through Cultural Obstacles to Integration and Empowerment
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoSession II: Working Through Cultural Obstacles to Immigrant Integration and Empowerment: Understanding Differences in Attitudes Toward Migrants in North America and Europe
Simultaneous Session III: Addressing the Legal Obstacles to Immigrant Integration
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoSession III: Addressing the Legal Obstacles to Immigrant Integration, Protection and Defense
Simultaneous Session IV: Bringing Research to Bear on the Needs of Catholic Institutions
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoSession IV: Bringing Research to Bear on the Needs of Catholic Institutions, and the Migrant Populations They Serve
Simultaneous Session V: Reflections on the Role of Catholic Colleges and Universities in Integration
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoSession V: Reflections on the Role of Catholic Colleges and Universities On Immigrant Integration and the Challenges They Face in their Service to Immigrants
Conference Adjournment & Closing Reflections | 2020 Catholic Immigrant Integration Initiative Conference
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoConference Adjournment & Moderated Discussion With Conference Participants: Ideas for Strengthening the Catholic Church’s Work With Immigrants and Closing Reflections
2019 Fr. Lydio F. Tomasi, C.S. Annual Lecture on International Migration | Border Spirituality: ‘Tu eres mi otro yo’
Oct, 02 2020 Posted in Event VideoEstablished in 2014, the Fr. Lydio F. Tomasi, C.S. Annual Lecture on International Migration addresses a migration-related topic of pressing concern to faith communities. Co-sponsored with the Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University, the 2019 Tomasi Lecture was delivered by Msgr. Arturo J. Bañuelas, S.T.D., Pastor of St. Mark’s Parish in El Paso, Texas at the fifth national gathering of the Catholic Immigrant Integration Initiative in Santa Clara, California.
2018 Due Process Conference - Closing
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Due Process Conference - Session IV: Juan Osuna's Issues and Legacy
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Due Process Conference - Session III: Asylum, Protection, and Large-Scale Flows of Refugees and Migrants
Mar, 12 2019
2018 Due Process Conference - Session II: Legal Representation and Due Process
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Due Process Conference - Session I: Immigration Court Reform and Judicial Review
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Due Process Conference - Opening Remarks
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Whole-of-Community Conference | Session VI: Detention and Deportation Defense
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Whole-of-Community Conference | Session V: Refugees, Dreamers, Unaccompanied Minors, and TPS Beneficiaries
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Whole-of-Community Conference | Session IV: Litigation and Other Strategies
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Whole-of-Community Conference | Session III: National and Regional Responses to Changing Policies
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Whole-of-Community Conference | Session II: Mobilizing with Immigrant Communities Throughout Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Whole-of-Community Conference | Session I: Challenges Facing Immigrant Communities in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana: Laying the Groundwork
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
2018 Whole-of-Community Conference | Opening Remarks
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Nationalism, Refugee Protection, and Migration Policy | Hon. Judge Mohamad Abou Zeid
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Nationalism, Refugee Protection, and Migration Policy | Rabbi Felicia L. Sol
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Nationalism, Refugee Protection, and Migration Policy | Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
The Immigration Courts: A Conversation with Juan Osuna, Former EOIR Director
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Rethinking the Global Refugee Protection System | Session II
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Rethinking the Global Refugee Protection System | Welcome and Session I
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | Understanding Immigration Enforcement in the Age of Trump
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | In Houston: Mobilizing in the Defense of the Immigrant Community
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | Mobilizing Whole-of-Community Responses to Changing Policies
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | See You In Court: How Responses to Federal Litigation Can Help Build Stronger & Inclusive Community
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | Detention and Deportation Defense
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | "Beyond the Wall": Special Screening and Community Discussion of Documentary Film
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | Keynotes
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | Promoting Access to Asylum in the Face of Detention, Expedited Removal and Other Barriers
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | Playing to Win Over the Short- and Long-Term
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Mobilizing Coherent Community Responses to Changing Immigration Policies | Legalizing the Undocumented Without Congress, The Executive, or Courts
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Shadow Summit: The US Response to Central American Refugees | Panel III
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Shadow Summit: The US Response to Central American Refugees | Panel II
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Shadow Summit: The US Response to Central American Refugees | Panel I
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
Highlights | Rethinking the Global Refugee Protection System Conference
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Event Video
United States v. Texas | Welcome and Introduction
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
United States v. Texas | Session II
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
United States v. Texas | Session I
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
The Surge in Unaccompanied Minors to the United States
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
The Shared Parish: Latinos, Anglos, and the Future of U.S. Catholicism
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in VideosThe evidence base for the October’s High-level Dialogue: What we know about migration and development
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
Release of New National and State Estimates of America’s Unauthorized Immigrant Population
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
Refugee Protection and Barriers to Territorial Access
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
Reform of the US Immigrant Detention System
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
Parish-Based Organizing for Leadership, Service, and Justice
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
New Study on Religion and Immigrant Occupational Attainment
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
IMR 50th Anniversary Symposium - Session III
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
IMR 50th Anniversary Symposium - Session II
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
IMR 50th Anniversary Symposium - Session I
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
IMR 50th Anniversary Symposium - Introduction
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
IMR 50th Anniversary Symposium - Closing Session
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
Immigration Reform and Administrative Relief: 2014 and Beyond
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in VideosImmigration Outside the Law: A Conversation with Hiroshi Motomura
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
Detention Policies as Tools of Immigration Control
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
At Home Together: The Church and the Immigrant Family
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
ABA Civil Immigration Detention Standards
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2016 Due Process & Access to Justice for Immigrants Conference: Welcome and Session I
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2016 Due Process & Access to Justice for Immigrants Conference: Session II
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2016 Due Process & Access to Justice for Immigrants Conference: Session III
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2016 Due Process & Access to Justice for Immigrants Conference: Session IV
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session I
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session II
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session III
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session IV, part I
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session IV, part II
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Special Session
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 Academic & Policy Symposium - Refugees: Access to Protection and Durable Solutions
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 Academic & Policy Symposium - Recent Trends in Asylum Protection in the United States
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 Academic & Policy Symposium - Migration and Development
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 Academic & Policy Symposium - Introduction
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 Academic & Policy Symposium - Immigration's Enigma Principle: Protection and Paradox
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 Academic & Policy Symposium - Development, the Rule of Law and Migration
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2015 Academic & Policy Symposium - Birth Registration and Access to Rights
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Update
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session Two
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session Three
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session Six
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session Four
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Session Five
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Welcome and Session One
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 US Catholic Institutions and Immigrant Integration: Keynote
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 Refugee Protection Symposium: Session One
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 Refugee Protection Symposium: Session Two
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 Refugee Protection Symposium: Session Three
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 Refugee Protection Symposium: Session Four
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
2014 Refugee Protection Symposium: Session Five
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Videos
Migration Experts Series | Michael Doyle
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | Karen Musalo
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | Eunice Lee
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | Ninette Kelley
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | Susan Schmidt
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | Thomas Gammeltoft-Hansen
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | Bill Frelick
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | Fr. David Hollenbach
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | George Rupp
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | Susan F. Martin
Mar, 12 2019 Posted in Migration Experts SeriesSusan F. Martin, Donald G. Herzberg Professor Emeritus in International Migration at Georgetown University, discusses her paper, “New Models of International Agreement for Refugee Protection.”
Migration Experts Series | Volker Türk
Aug, 10 2016 Posted in Migration Experts Series
Migration Experts Series | Father Bruno Ciceri
May, 03 2016 Posted in Migration Experts Series