Immigrant and Refugee Law & Policy: An Overview
January 15, 2014 by Fernando Chang-Muy
In this video, Fernando-Chang Muy provides an overview of immigrant and refugee law and policy.
Resources for Immigrants & Refugees
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Keynote Conversation: Jose Antonio Vargas
January 15, 2014 by Jose Antonio Vargas
In this video, Jose Antonio Vargas gives a keynote address.
Special Focus: Immigrant Children and Families
January 15, 2014 by Joanna Dreby
In this video, Joanna Dreby gives a talk on immigrant children and families.
Advocacy and Action: The Local Landscape
In this video, Erika Almiron, Peter Gonzales and Mia-Lia Kiernan have a conversation with Bruce Shapiro titled "Advocacy and Action: The Local Landscape."
Keynote Conversation: A Life Undocumented
January 15, 2014 by Jose Arreola, Bruce Shapiro
In this video, Jose Arreola gives a keynote address "A Life Undocumented."
Reporting the Immigration Beat
In this video, Cindy Carcamo, Michael Matza, Maria Sacchetti, and Bruce Shapiro have a conversation about the immigration beat.
Closing Reflections
January 15, 2014 by Bruce Shapiro
In this video, Bruce Shapiro offers closing remarks.
Tips for Covering New Immigrant Populations with Trauma or Mental Health Issues
January 13, 2014 by Denise Ziya-Berte
Following our workshop, “Covering Immigrants & Refugees,” speaker Denise Ziya-Berte, director of Mental Health at the Latin American Community Center, shared tips for working with immigrants dealing with trauma or mental health issues.
Covering Immigrants & Immigration: Tips from Experts
January 6, 2014 by Cindy Carcamo, Michael Matza, Garry Pierre-Pierre, Maria Sacchetti, Ariel Ritchin
Following our workshop, “Covering Immigrants & Refugees,” the Dart Center caught up with speakers Cindy Carcamo, Michael Matza, Gary Pierre-Pierre, and Maria Sacchetti, who spoke about linguistic issues, identity protection, and how the immigration beat has changed, while sharing invaluable tips for working journalists.
The Crisis of Identity: Covering Immigrants and Refugees
December 6, 2013 by Julian Rubinstein
Eleven million undocumented immigrants live in the U.S., not only without the same basic rights as citizens, but with the constant fear of losing their freedom and livelihood. Sixty-three percent have been in the country at least 10 years. How do journalists report on immigrants and grapple with a system one speaker described as "a modern form of apartheid"? Click here for full video coverage, and tips from workshop speakers.