ICYMI: Watch MPI Europe’s webcast The Role of Counselling & Reintegration Support in Shaping Migrants’ Return Decisions https://bit.ly/returns113

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MPI’s International Program covers issues ranging from humanitarian protection & labor migration to legal pathways & climate-related mobility Join the team as a Summer intern (in person or remote) Deadline: Feb. 15

Nearly half of all Albanian nationals live outside the country Here’s how this diaspora was created and what it has meant for the homeland: https://bit.ly/3OoFevK

Countries like Albania have large diasporas that have sent money, spurred domestic development & otherwise helped the homeland They can also be partners to assist the government’s diplomatic efforts Joniada Barjaba explains in our Migration Information Source magazine https://bit.ly/3OoFevK

Changing US immigration & enforcement policies are high on the public agenda Spend your summer contributing to timely research & analysis with our U.S. Immigration Policy program as an intern (May-Aug) Apply by Feb. 15

Looking for authoritative information about Haitian immigrants in the US? Our article compiles a wealth of data about this group bit.ly/HaitianImmigrantStats

Refugee Protection in the Time of Global Turmoil: A Roundtable to Shape the Future of Legal Pathways. Paris. 4-5 February 2026. Organized by Synergies Migrations, @sharenetworkeu.bsky.social, @irap.bsky.social, @migrationpolicy.bsky.social and FEP More info: synergies-migrations.org/refugee-prot...

Interested in migration research & policy focused on the Americas? Join MPI’s Latin America & Caribbean Initiative this summer (May–Aug) and contribute to research on migration trends & policy in the region Apply by Feb. 15

📊Nearly half of Haitian immigrants in the US live in Florida—especially the Miami area, where approximately 1 in every 25 residents was born in Haiti More insights in our data-rich article ➡️ bit.ly/HaitianImmigrantStats

Haitian immigrants have been in the news. Want to learn more about them? Our article sheds light bit.ly/HaitianImmigrantStats

🌍🌊 How is climate change reshaping migration? Watch our recent webinar: Migration amid Climate Change: Adaptation, Displacement, and People Trapped in Place 🖥️ https://bit.ly/ccmigration26

Interested in learning how policy communications works at a high-impact think tank? Apply for MPI’s Summer Communications internship and gain experience in creating digital content, media tracking & outreach Deadline: Feb. 15

Trust, timing, & tailored support matter in return counselling & reintegration services for migrants. Watch this recent MPI Europe webinar with key takeaways for policymakers & practitioners on how to improve the returns process https://bit.ly/returns113

Immigrant integration issues, including education & language access, are important to US policy debates & community wellbeing Intern with MPI’s U.S. Immigrant Integration team this summer (May-Aug 2026) and contribute to timely research and analysis! 🗓 Apply by Feb. 15

A statement from MPI President Andrew Selee celebrating the life and legacy of former German Bundestag President and MPI board member Rita Süssmuth: https://bit.ly/4ruN713

Is anti-migrant vigilantism successful? It’s certainly had at least some impact on public opinion and politics in recent years, as our article explains https://bit.ly/4a5IJOZ

Spend your summer gaining hands-on experience in migration research or policy communications ✔️ Stipend ✔️ Remote or DC-based ✔️ High-impact, substantive work Apply for our Summer 2026 internships by Feb. 15 https://bit.ly/43QSfm2

Interested in immigration policy, humanitarian protection or global migration trends? Join one of MPI’s research teams as a Summer 2026 intern (May-Aug). Deadline to apply: Feb. 15 https://bit.ly/43QSfm2

How has the U.S. immigration system changed in the past year? New policies. New enforcement. New legal battles. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/Trump2firstyr

Unofficial groups opposed to migration sprang up across Europe a decade ago, during the 2015-16 migration & refugee crisis Some have been active again recently The new article in our magazine traces the trend https://bit.ly/4a5IJOZ

📢 Applications are OPEN for our Summer 2026 internships (May-Aug)! Intern with us as a Demetrios G. Papademetriou Young Scholar and gain valuable hands-on experience in research or communications ✔️ Stipend ✔️ Remote or in DC ✔️ Substantive policy work Apply by Feb. 15👇

I'm doing a Reddit AMA at 2pm ET today with a great crew--join us and ask what's on your mind! @kpbssandiego.bsky.social @tychehendricks.bsky.social @adamisacson.com @migrationpolicy.bsky.social @journogoose.bsky.social

Get up to speed on climate displacement across Africa—and how governments are responding Tune in to the latest episode of our podcast Changing Climate, Changing Migration ##climatechange

🔍 What does “localization” look like in practice when foreign aid resources for refugees & others in need of assistance are shrinking? This World of Migration episode explores working directly with local communities and refugee-led organizations https://bit.ly/49t8qZD

🇺🇸¿Qué es el ICE, la policía antiinmigración? Respondemos a quiénes lo forman y cuál es la misión del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos con Andrew Selee, director del @migrationpolicy.bsky.social. Entrevista completa: rtve.es/a/16912659

In the last couple of years, influential figures on the right have led riots, protests & unrest opposing migration in cities and towns across Europe Here’s what they have in common: https://bit.ly/4a5IJOZ

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In countries across the world, anti-migrant vigilantism has been on the rise In our Migration Information Source magazine, Matthijs Gardenier explains how these activists operate and how they seek to sway public perceptions https://bit.ly/4a5IJOZ

Many people fleeing crises in Africa’s Lake Chad region, the Horn of Africa & elsewhere are running from a combination of conflict + climate devastation We explain the nexus on the latest episode of our podcast ##climatechange #climatemigration #climatedisplacement

Our podcast Changing Climate, Changing Migration features perspectives and insights on climate migration from all over the world Tune in wherever you get your podcasts

Preschool assessments that recognize the languages & cultures that are part of the skills of young #DualLanguageLearners can help plan educational instruction Our issue brief examines implications for U.S. classrooms – and the families & DLLs: bit.ly/preschool-DLL

TODAY: In 1hr ⏰ 🖥️ Watch webcast - Migration amid Climate Change: Adaptation, Displacement, and People Trapped in Place https://bit.ly/ccmigration26

Climate change could prompt as many as 1 in 20 people in Africa to migrate within their countries in coming decades, according to one projection Is the continent prepared? We discuss with Aimee Noel Mbiyozo on our podcast Changing Climate, Changing Migration

On Fronteras: President Trump's first year back in office brought a slew of immigration actions, including asylum restrictions, mass deportations, and personal data collection. Muzaffar Chishti of @migrationpolicy.bsky.social has this summary. @texaspublicradio.bsky.social shorturl.at/JhW2F

Africa may be the most climate-vulnerable region in the world Our podcast explores what environmental challenges mean for the continent’s migrants, forcibly displaced people & those unable to move

Our newsletter makes it easy to understand key trends & emerging developments in how and why people move around the planet—and what are the impacts, how these flows are managed & much more Get in the know: https://bit.ly/SourceSignUp

As extreme weather & slow-onset environmental changes increase, what dynamics are driving migration? Join us TOMORROW for a smart conversation

How is climate change changing human mobility patterns in Africa, Asia & globally? Well-placed experts will discuss during our online conversation on Jan. 27 https://bit.ly/ccmigration26

As extreme weather intensifies, countless people around the globe face the choice of staying in increasingly uninhabitable places or leaving everything behind in search of new homes Our upcoming webcast will look at the factors driving the decision-making https://bit.ly/ccmigration26

Entering into the 2nd year of Trump's second term, the U.S. immigration system looks very different. What has actually changed—and what does it mean for communities, the labor market, and future immigration? 🖥️ Watch our recent webinar: https://bit.ly/Trump2firstyr

Community resilience and resources. Agricultural dependence. Adaptation. These factors can determine who migrates & who may remain trapped as climate change intensifies. Join our Jan 27 webcast, with on-the-ground perspectives from Africa and South Asia

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Why has the Trump administration focused so much attention on immigration enforcement in US communities? One reason is because the border is stunningly quiet. Migrant encounters are at lows not seen since the 1970s https://bit.ly/MPI_Trump2at1

Individuals send hundreds of billions of dollars annually to support friends, family & communities in low- and middle-income countries Add in the economic value of diaspora professionals' unpaid time, and the contributions are even greater than direct money transfers alone https://bit.ly/3NmAvdM

Climate change is already reshaping human migration. What happens as it increases? Next week: Vital Crest Foundation Director Rose Kobusinge, Zahid Shashoto from Uttaran Bangladesh & MPI's @jmhattem.bsky.social & Lawrence Huang explore the relationship between climate & migration

🌊 Floods & drought 🔥Wildfires & sea-level rise. Different climate events drive different migration patterns On Jan 27: Vital Crest Foundation Director Rose Kobusinge, Zahid Shashoto from Uttaran Bangladesh & @jmhattem.bsky.social examine how climate change is reshaping migration bit.ly/ccmigration26

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When it comes to remittances, researchers tend to think of 3 main types: 💵Financial 📱In-kind 🗣️Social Here’s why the reality is more complex: https://bit.ly/3NmAvdM

NEXT TUESDAY I'll be on @migrationpolicy.bsky.social webinar about on-the-ground perspectives on climate change & migration There will be takeaways from my book, SHELTER FROM THE STORM: HOW CLIMATE CHANGE IS CREATING A NEW ERA OF MIGRATION Come along! www.migrationpolicy.org/events/migra...