Newsletter, June 2018
Five issues to retain from the 2017 National Survey of Immigrants; the challenges facing sons and daughters of Mixed Couples; Venezuelan migration during the days of the IACHR thematic hearing; a trip to the House of Cultural Diversity in Camaguey; a binational workshop in Belladere; meet Maria Cristina Fumagalli; and new resources available. This newsletter covers April, May, and June and reports on second-quarter 2018 developments in OBMICA's work and in the migration context in which we operate.
This newsletter covers April, May, and June and reports on second-quarter 2018 developments in OBMICA's work and in the migration context in which we operate. Click here to download it.
- With the recently published 2017 National Survey of Immigrants, we review the five issues that should be retained from its results.
- The sons and daughters of Mixed Couples and their challenges: Aneudy's story.
- The IACHR thematic hearing on Venezuelan migration brought together civil society organizations working on this issue throughout the region. This is the chronicle of both meetings.
- OBMICA travels to Camaguey to dialogue with and learn from that eastern Cuban city's House of Cultural Diversity.
- Belladere hosts a binational workshop to debate new Dominican legislation and its implementation.
- Meet our associate researcher Maria Cristina Fumagalli.
- New resources available.
- Upcoming activities
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