• Preparing educators to support young people in our changing communities

Our Vision

Every student, regardless of their migration history and experience, will be educated in an inclusive setting that promotes the success of first & second-generation immigrant, refugee, and asylee youth while fostering a sense of belonging among all learners.

4,207 educators attended professional development workshops led by our staff in school year 2021-2022.

100% of educators report our in-depth training increased their ability to teach in ways that counter prejudice and build understanding about migration.

97% of educators who used our website reported that it increased their confidence in teaching about immigration and migration.

92% of educators who used our website reported that it increased their confidence in working with immigrant-origin students.

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Featured Resources 

If You Only Knew: A Conversation with Emily Francis

Where Would I Fit in the Conversation?

Moving Stories at the Heart of Family Life

Family Stories in the Classroom

Carola Suárez-Orozco’s Moving Stories Project

The Re-Imagining Migration Toolkit

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