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Flyer for the lecture on immigration integration in the transatlantic context.

On Friday, March 1st, 2019 WRESL members hosted a wonderful lecture and dinner discussion event in the GEC!

Susanne Dieper, Director of Programs and Grants at the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies (AICGS) at Johns Hopkins University in Washington, D.C., joined us to discuss the AICGS project called “Integration: Made in Germany.” The AICGS website has more details about this project. Round-table discussions followed the talk. Discussion facilitators did a marvelous job keeping conversations going relevant to the following topics:

US-German Migration Politics, Migration Lessons Learned Across Nations, The Ethics and Morality of Migration, Activism and Volunteering related to Migration, Korean Guest Workers in Germany, The Economics of Migration Policy, Education and Migration, Migration in Historical Perspective, Immigration in Geographic Perspective, and Multilateral Organizations and Immigration. Many thanks to the professors and graduate students who served as discussion facilitators.

People sitting down at tables and eating in the atrium of the Global Education Center.

A round table with a sign that says activism and volunteering related to migration.

Two students prepare for an event outside the Nelson Mandela Auditorium in the Fedex Global Education Center.

Three women sit in the front row of the auditorium holding paper and pens and smiling at the camera.

People eat, drink and talk around a table.

Students pose in the atrium of the Global Education Center.

People eat, drink and talk around a table.

Two women sit in the front row of an auditorium and smile at the camera.

 

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