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The Legal and Christian Ethics of Migration
Immigration experts discuss Catholic ethics and human rights in regards to asylum cases.The Latinx Vote in the 2020 Election
Three professors spoke on the significance and uniqueness of the Latinx voter bloc in the approaching 2020 election."Advocating for Unaccompanied Children": An Immigrant and Attorney Discuss their Experiences at the Border
A webinar hosted by the Center for Human Rights and International Justice discussed the challenges of advocating for unaccompanied children at the border.BC Professors Lead Webinar on Migrant Motherhood
The Center for Human Rights and International Justice hosted a webinar on Friday to discuss the experience of migrant motherhood, as well as the legal challenges facing those seeking asylum ...Professor Ming Hsu Chen Presents on Immigration in the Enforcement Era
Law Professor Ming Hsu Chen discussed her new book, "Pursuing Citizenship in the Enforcement Era," in a lecture hosted by the Center for Human Rights and International Justice.Undocumented, Underpaid, and Undervalued
During the coronavirus pandemic, undocumented individuals living in the United States are more vulnerable than ever.Dr. Mae M. Ngai Speaks on the Persistence of Anti-Chinese Racism
Professor Mae M. Ngai speaks about the history of anti-Chinese racism in her lecture "The Chinese Question."Coronavirus: The Mask of Racism
The Coronavirus is sparking xenophobia towards people of Asian descent and hindering any real progress that could be made to eradicate it.
