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This event was a public lecture given at Studio Joy, Kansas City, MO.

This talk sponsored by the band Making Movies and  artist Chico Sierra.

Though the economic consequences of climate change will be felt across the globe, not all populations will be affected equally. This column examines the impact of rising temperatures on migrant communities.

Between 2000 and 2015, the population of U.S. citizen minors living in Mexico more than doubled. Who are the kids living on the other side of the border?

Professor Kevin R. Johnson's article was recently published on The Conversation. Immediately before the Supreme Court’s summer recess each year, it releases decisions in some of its most challenging and significant cases. On June 27, the Supreme Court decided Department of Commerce v. New York, a case exploring legal issues surrounding the addition of the question, “Is this person a citizen of the United States?,” on the 2020 census.

Professor Kevin R. Johnson's article was recently published on The Conversation. What are the basic rules that determine how immigrant children are treated in U.S. immigration detention? The Trump administration’s detention of migrant children in poor conditions along the U.S./Mexico border has repeatedly raised this question.

The workshop aims to discuss the consequences of both labor shortages and immigration policies in Californian agriculture and the tech industry. PhD student of Sociology Robin Savinar will be a speaker.

Cecilia M. Tsu awarded UC Davis Humanities Institute Faculty Research Fellowship for project -“Starting Over: Refugee Resettlement in the Reagan Era”

Cecilia M. Tsu awarded American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship (ACLS) for project- "Refugee Resettlement in the Reagan Era"

Migration Research Cluster Distinguished Associate faculty member, Professor Kevin R. Johnson, has been reappointed as dean of the UC Davis School of Law.

Erin Hamilton's research focused on how over the past decade, migration from south to north that is from Mexico to the United States has been reversed.

There are seminars presented by the candidates for the Department of History HIP position.

Robyn Magalit Rodrigeuz will participate in a panel titled "Organizing, Resisting, Surviving" on Thursday, November 2, 2017.

Luis E. Guarnizo will speak on a panel titled "Global Perspectives on Human Mobility and Inequality: Trends and Debates" on October 20, 2017 as part of the Globalization, Inequality and Highly-Skilled Migration Symposium at the Institute for Legal Research at the Mexican National Autonomous University.

Robyn Magalit Rodriguez will speak at a lecture-forum entitled "De-Colonizing Filipino Migration Research" on October 27, 2017.