There are many ways to connect to the work of Re-Imagining Migration. We suggest a few of them below.
1. Bring our work to your educational institution.
Re-Imagining Migration is catalyzing a community of educational leaders and social organizations around making migration a part of their curriculum and culture so that all students can feel supported in their social, emotional, academic, and civic growth. If you would like to learn more about opportunities for collaboration, joining our network or networks, consultation services, curriculum development, and customized professional learning experiences, email our Director, Adam Strom at adam@reimaginingmigration.org.
2. Make a contribution
We rely on the generous support of individuals and foundations to support our vital work. If you would like to contribute to our efforts, please make a check payable to the UCLA Foundation, Re-Imagining Migration Fund, and mail to:
UCLA FOUNDATION at the Graduate School of Education & Information Studies
Attn: Amy Lassere
2043 Moore Hall, UCLA Campus
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1521
Follow this link to make a contribution online.
Email us at adam@reimaginingmigration.org with any inquiries about our work.
3. Attend professional development and public events
While we specialize in creating customized learning experiences to educators, organizations, and networks, we offer many learning experiences in partnership with cultural and educational institutions. Follow our social media for updates.
4. Intern or volunteer
We are always looking for college or graduate students to intern with Re-Imagining Migration. Unfortunately, we can only offer unpaid internships but we do promise a chance to engage in meaningful work. If you are interested, send a cover letter to adam@reimaginingmigration.
5. Share information about our work with educators and members of the community
We believe that educational efforts to be successful, community support is essential. We actively engage in public educational outreach. You can help do that, by sharing information about our work in the news, educational resources or simply letting people know about our work. It makes a difference.