Resource Library
At the heart of Re-Imagining Migration are the resources we’ve thoughtfully curated for real-time application of our framework for the students of today. We will continue to refine the search functionality of the website, in the meantime, if you are looking for collections of resources that align with the learning arc search for "Moving Stories," "Undertsanding Migration," or "Turning to Action."
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“I Am Not Your Cholo:” Telling Migration Stories in Persuasive Essays
In this Re-Imagining Migration and Words Without Borders webinar. viewers will explore the transformative power of storytelling while highlighting underrepresented narratives. The session began with an…
Countering Anti-Immigrant Prejudice Webinar :
Countering Anti-Immigrant Prejudice: Strategies for Educators in a Politically Charged Climate As the 2024 election approaches, stereotypes, memes, and tropes about immigrants are becoming more prevalent,…
Knowing, Welcoming, and Educating SLIFE and Newcomer Students
Join Re-Imagining Migration (RM) and Bridges to Academic Success, CUNY (BAS) for an insightful hour-long webinar focused on understanding and supporting Students with Limited or Interrupted…
Supporting Immigrant Students’ Success
This Immigrant Learning Center webinar features Re-Imagining Migration Executive Director Adam Strom moderating a discussion on supporting immigrant students’ success. Topics include understanding our students’ lives,…
History of Immigration in Schools
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…
Immigrant Students and Their Right to Education
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…
Teaching the Graphic Novel Frontera
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…
Moving Stories in the Classroom
This webinar explores how educators can use stories of migration – including Carola Suárez- Orozco’s Moving Stories Project – to amplify student voices, build bridges between students, and…
The Power of Refugees
Basma Alawee is a refugee. She and her husband fled Iraq after the Iraq war and settled in the United States. Since arriving in the U.S.,…
Everyone Has a Story
Facing History and Ourselves created “Everyone Has a Story,” a short film about Arn Chorn Pond. Today, Arn is a world-renowned human rights activist who harnesses the…