In The History of Immigration in Schools and Stories of Belonging, the Re-Imagining Migration team will present in collaboration with Jessica Lander, teacher of immigrant students at Lowell High School and author of Making Americans: Stories of Historic Struggles, New Ideas, and Inspiration in Immigrant Education. We will highlight the profound history of immigrant education […]
Black Migration in U.S. History After Reconstruction, Black Americans began a country-defining migration, known as the Great Migration, between 1916 and 1970. By Adam Strom and Ashley O. Aluko Re-Imagining Migration believes we cannot tell or teach the story of the United States without the contribution of those from the African diaspora. Their story, as […]
All students have a right to education, regardless of their immigration status. However, not all schools are fulfilling that right in practice. Re-Imagining Migration Executive Director Adam Strom speaks with Author and Journalist Jo Napolitano about her the right to education and her book The School I Deserve: Six Young Refugees and Their Fight For […]
HarperCollins Publishers and Re-Imagining Migration invite you to learn about teaching the graphic novel Frontera written by Julio Anta and Jacoby Salcedo. Julio and Jacoby speak with Author and Educational Visionary Sara K. Ahmed. Sara was the co-lead in developing Re-Imagining Migration’s study guide for Frontera.