Race & Immigrant Rights

On November 19, 2020, we held our 7th forum in our series, Race, and Immigrant Rights. This event's purpose was to discuss the intersectionality of Race and Immigrant Rights. We were excited to have 87 students, faculty, staff, alumni, community, and national audience members in attendance. The event's moderators, Livia Neubert, Special Programs Coordinator-ESL, and Dr. Carlos Almeida, Director of the LusoCentro and Associate Professor of Portuguese, gave context to the discussion by leading audience members through the history of Immigrant Rights throughout U.S. history. Liva and Carlos then led a panel discussion highlighted by professionals who identify or work within the area of Immigrant Rights. The panel provided polite conversation that included personal stories, data, and reflection on their own intersection of these identities.

Watch the forum recording below.

Race and Immigrant Rights Resources & Toolbox

• Race and Immigrant Rights Forum PowerPoint 
• Race and Immigrant Rights Picture Powerpoint 
• Race and Immigrant Rights Social Justice Newsletter & Resources 
• Video: The Hamilton Mixtape: Immigrants (We Get The Job Done) 
• Poem: "Home"
• For Panelist Bios, please Click HERE