The global humanitarian protection system is facing record demands and an erosion in political support in some places Hear from longtime humanitarian leader Vincent Cochetel on our podcast World of Migration

The 1951 Refugee Convention has saved millions of lives, but as it approaches its 75th anniversary, it faces significant challenges that must be addressed, as our new short read by @fratzke-susan.bsky.social & @meghan-benton.bsky.social explains www.migrationpolicy.org/news/mending...

Should countries revisit the 1951 Refugee Convention to address the changing nature of displacement? Vincent Cochetel warns it “could lead to a pandora’s box where all basic protection standards would be questioned.” Hear more on our podcast “World of Migration” ##UNGA #UNGA80 #UN80

🌱 Small business development programs are not always accessible to immigrant entrepreneurs New report offers suggestions for ways to expand access in Connecticut, where immigrants have accounted for all workforce growth over the past 15 years https://bit.ly/3IdSJMk

Will the US continue allowing citizens to list their gender as "X" or something other than what's on their birth certificates? The Supreme Court may soon weigh in. Here's what you need to know to get up to speed: https://bit.ly/4aMMdG6

Our Migration Information Source newsletter has published a wide array of analysis on climate migration Get up to speed www.bit.ly/MPIClimateIssue

On our World of Migration podcast, Vincent Cochetel makes the case that to safeguard the strained global refugee protection system, protections should be ended for people no longer at risk

The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to allow it to make transgender & nonbinary US citizens use their sex assigned at birth on passports What's the backstory? Check out our article➡️https://bit.ly/4aMMdG6

It is a delicate moment for the global humanitarian protection system On our podcast, Meghan Benton discusses the current and future prospects with a leading voice in the protection space: Vincent Cochetel Find “World of Migration” wherever you get your podcasts

This year's Immigration Law and Policy Conference, organized by CLINIC, @migrationpolicy.bsky.social, and @georgetownlaw.bsky.social, will be on Thursday, Oct. 9. The in-person conference will be held at Georgetown Law Center and livestreamed for virtual attendees. 🔗 whova.com/portal/regis...

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“When my children ask me why I am not eating with them, I pretend that I am not hungry.” That’s how one displaced woman in Zimbabwe described coping with food shortages, showing how gender roles persist even in crises—affecting who gets to eat and when https://bit.ly/4pKcSdV

It’s #CitizenshipDay! Curious how naturalization trends have changed over time? We’ve got answers in our guide to top stats on US immigrants & immigration https://bit.ly/4prpZAp

DYK? Most immigrants in the United States are US citizens Every year, many more take the oath to become Americans This #CitizenshipDay, get perspective on those who become US citizens by choice https://bit.ly/NaturalizedCitizensInfo

Our new article examines the underexplored connections between forced displacement, gender & food systems www.migrationpolicy.org/article/disp...

As #DLL children face unique challenges accessing high-quality #ECEC programs, strategic data-driven resources can help close the gap in educational access Our data profiles of DLLs can help improve early childhood education 🌍📚 www.migrationpolicy.org/research/data-profile-dual-language-learners

🩺 While Connecticut has expanded health insurance access for some immigrant children, many still face barriers to healthcare New report examines state policies & programs in 8 areas, incl. healthcare, housing, education & small business https://bit.ly/3IdSJMk

Although many Chinese students experience discrimination & other challenges in the US, they also said they appreciated its educational prospects, economic opportunities & freedoms Here’s what they say about life in the US: https://bit.ly/46chwrY

This is an incredibly useful and evergreen resource we published this week, offering key stats to get a sense of the size & shape of global migration

This year's Immigration Law and Policy Conference, organized by CLINIC, @migrationpolicy.bsky.social, and @georgetownlaw.bsky.social, will be on Thursday, Oct. 9. The in-person conference will be held at Georgetown Law Center and livestreamed for virtual attendees. 🔗 whova.com/portal/regis...

More than 60% of Chinese students in the US say they have faced discrimination. These students are nearly 5x more likely to want to leave the country after their studies Our new article offers details & data: https://bit.ly/46chwrY

🤝 New report: Connecticut leaders should consider joining 15+ states in creating a state Office of New Americans to better coordinate immigrant integration efforts across agencies, in particular amid rapid federal policy & funding change https://bit.ly/3IdSJMk

Today marks the start of #HispanicHeritageMonth in the US Of the 65 million US Hispanics, about 1/3 are immigrants Get the stats on origins & much more: https://bit.ly/topimmigrantstats

Listen to some of the world’s top experts discuss climate change’s effect on migration on our podcast “Changing Climate, Changing Migration”

Children represent a disproportionate number of all refugees & asylum seekers While they account for about 13% of all int’l migrants, they’re 40% of forcibly displaced people Get more stats: https://bit.ly/globalmigrantstats

Immigration trends & policies are changing globally Stay ahead of the news with cutting-edge analysis in our Migration Information Source newsletter https://bit.ly/SourceSignUp

Want to understand the diverse US immigrant population? Start with our reliable and easy-to-skim Spotlight articles. We comb through the data to give you the info you need fast https://bit.ly/ImmigrantSpotlights

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Among the details in our new article from @flaczko.bsky.social & Neli Esipova: Female Chinese international students in the US are more likely to want to stay than their male counterparts Read more about the factors affecting students’ decisions https://bit.ly/46chwrY

Migration is one of the defining issues of our time Get up to speed with reliable, nonpartisan analysis in our Migration Information Source magazine https://bit.ly/SourceSignUp

You might have guessed that Europe & North America are home to the largest number of immigrants globally Did you know they are also the origin of more emigrants than any other region? Our article puts global migration trends into context: https://bit.ly/globalmigrantstats

Most Chinese college students in the US say they have faced discrimination & abuse. About half experienced racism Our NEW ARTICLE from @flaczko.bsky.social & Neli Esipova digs into survey findings www.migrationpolicy.org/article/disc...

IN ONE HOUR: ‘Immigration and Democracy: Rebuilding Trust in a Changing Europe’ Join our webcast for insights from Germany, the UK, US & more https://bit.ly/eurtrust

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As Europe grapples with demographic shifts & anxiety over migration, some governments are responding with increasingly restrictive policies But do these policies help rebuild trust in institutions? Tomorrow’s event will explore Join us in person in Berlin or online

📍 More than 20% of children age 0-5 in over 1/2 of US states are Dual Language Learners Our fact sheets & other resources offer essential information & key stats on DLLs, their parents & their households www.migrationpolicy.org/research/data-profile-dual-language-learners

📅 TOMORROW: "Immigration and Democracy: Rebuilding Trust in a Changing Europe" Event in English w/ German interpretation Register to join online or in-person in Berlin: https://bit.ly/eurtrust

Our Migration Information Source newsletter offers data & analysis about immigrants, refugees, diasporas, border enforcement & so much more Get up to speed https://bit.ly/SourceSignUp

Go beyond political narratives & examine how actual migration policies shape public opinion Our expert panel on 10 Sept. will dive deep into new research on public attitudes & institutional trust 📺 bit.ly/eurtrust

The US is far and away the top destination for Filipino migrants globally A rich & complicated history explains the migration—and how it is changing

TODAY: Learn about changing migration patterns in Latin America & the Caribbean + ways policies are adapting Webcast features conversation of new book "On the Move: Migration Policies in Latin America and the Caribbean"

HOY: Explora los cambios en los patrones migratorios en América Latina y el Caribe, cómo las políticas se están adaptando y qué impacto tienen en las dicusiones internacionales sobre migración.

Our upcoming conversation on public opinion & migration in a changing Europe will explore insights from 🔹 public opinion experts 🔹 political strategists 🔹 policymakers Learn more online or in person in Berlin about public trust & migration bit.ly/eurtrust

Filipinos are one of the largest immigrant groups in the US, accounting for about 4% of the foreign-born population Our data experts compiled key stats about this group: https://bit.ly/filipinoimmigrantstats

TOMORROW: Learn about the nature of policymaking in Latin America & the Caribbean as migration levels increased & how migrants and destination societies are faring

Mañana: aprenda cómo ha evolucionado las políticas migratorias en América Latina y el Caribe, y cómo se están adaptando los migrantes y las sociedades receptoras en esta nueva era de migración.

La migración está transformando las sociedades en América Latina y el Caribe Expertos exploran la historia de la migración y los patrones actuales en la region. El 8 de septiembre, nuestro webinar iluminará los diferentes entornos de política migratoria. https://bit.ly/LACmigracion

More than ½ of all 7.1 million pre-school kids in the US who are #DualLanguageLearners live in: 1️⃣ California 2️⃣ Texas 3️⃣ New York 4️⃣ Florida 5️⃣ New Jersey Check out the stats & key characteristics for #DLLs: www.migrationpolicy.org/research/data-profile-dual-language-learners

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The Philippines-born population in the US is slowly starting to level off ½ of all Filipino immigrants have been in the US since at least 2000, and more than ¼ are seniors Here’s what to know about the changing shape of this group: https://bit.ly/filipinoimmigrantstats