Social Demography Seminar presentation by David Pedulla, PhD, professor of sociology, Harvard University. Read more about David Pedulla: Racial discrimination in context: The role of organizational policies and practices in hiring discrimination

Migration and Immigrant Incorporation Workshop presentations:

Stephanie Zonszein, Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania, Taking Part without Blending In: Legalization Policies and the Integration of Mexican-Born Immigrants to the US

Ariel Azar, Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology at the University of Chicago, Pre-migration exposures and health among Latin Americans living in the US: How does the country-of-origin matter?...

Read more about Ariel Azar: Pre-migration exposures and health among Latin Americans living in the US and Stephanie Zonszein: Taking Part without Blending In

Migration and Immigrant Incorporation Workshop presentations by Sarah Bruhn, Education Ph.D. Candidate at Harvard University and Maheen Haider, Assistant Professor of Sociology at University of Massachusetts Lowell.

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Read more about Sarah Bruhn: Street-Level Caregiving: The Gendered Labor of Immigrant Integration in a Gentrifying City and Maheen Haider: TBA

Contemporary Studies of Race & Ethnicity Workshop presentations by Clem Aeppli, Graduate Student of Sociology, Harvard University and ...

Read more about Clem Aeppli: The Structure of Racial Earnings Inequality in the Early 20th Century and Andre Marega Pinhel: Racial inequities and health studies: a framework for analysis and intervention

Contemporary Studies of Race & Ethnicity Workshop presentation by Michael Rodriguez-Muñiz, Assistant Pofessor of Sociology and Latina/Latino Studies, Northwestern University.

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Read more about Michael Rodriguez-Muñiz: A Few Bad Apples or A Rotten Tree?: Racial State Frames in Times of Racialized Political Distrust

Contemporary Studies of Race & Ethnicity Workshop presentation by Maria Abascal, Assistant Professor of Sociology, New York University.

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Read more about Maria Abascal: What do people mean when they use the term "diversity" to describe real communities?

Contemporary Studies of Race & Ethnicity Workshop presentations by Victoria Asbury, Graduate Student of Sociology, Harvard University and ...

Read more about Victoria Asbury: The Role of Message Agreement in Perceptions of Factuality in Political Discourse About Immigrants and Aaron Benavidez: Institutional Stigmatization: An Historical Assessment of Two Community Colleges in Boston

Migration and Immigrant Incorporation Workshop presentation by Cecilia Menjívar, UCLA.

 

Read more about Cecilia Menjívar: Post-Detention Experiences of Maya Guatemalan Women Asylum Seekers

Social Demography Seminar presentation by Deirdre Bloome, Harvard Kennedy School.

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Contemporary Studies of Race and Ethnicity Workshop presentation by Victoria S. Asbury, Doctoral Student in Sociology, Harvard University and Sebastian Jackson, Doctoral Student in Anthropology and African American Studies, Harvard University.

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Read more about Victoria S. Asbury: Truly American’: A Multidimensional Experimental Approach and Sebastian Jackson: Interracial Publics: Representing Race, Intimacy, and Belonging in Post-Apartheid Public Culture

Migration and Immigrant Incorporation Workshop presentation by Cecilia Menjívar...

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Migration and Immigrant Incorporation Workshop presentation by Eun Se Baik, Sociology Ph.D. Candidate, Harvard University. Read more about Eun Se Baik: Transnational Making of Education: Korean Americans’ Uneasy Reception of New Migrants from Korea

Migration and Immigrant Incorporation Workshop presentation by Emily Ryo,  Professor of Law and Sociology, USC Gould School of Law. Read more about Emily Ryo: Inequalities in Naturalization Adjudication

Migration and Immigrant Incorporation Workshop presentation by Asad Asad, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Stanford University. Read more about Asad Asad: Record Management: How Latino Immigrant Families Navigate Law, Life, and Punishment