Re-Imagining Migration transforms educators and the educational ecosystem by leveraging schools, museums, and other educational spaces to promote belonging, knowledge, understanding, and lifelong habits of mind among immigrant and non-immigrant youth so they can thrive in a world of migration and demographic change. These efforts strengthen our diverse communities, counter polarization, xenophobia, and hate, and transform migration from a crisis to an opportunity. We achieve this by re-imagining education as a vehicle for building belonging, which involves: - Developing and disseminating strength-based approaches to education for immigrant-origin youth that prioritizes teacher-student relationships and belonging. - Creating bridging opportunities for young people to learn with and from each other across their differences. - Providing professional learning opportunities and resources for educators to understand the role of migration in community development over time and across the world. Reach out to learn more...
| Website | http://www.reimaginingmigration.org |
| Employees | 13 (8 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2017 |
| Address | 50 Milk St. 16th Floor, Boston, Massachusetts 02109, US |
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| Industry | Education Administration Programs |
| Keywords | Immigrant Education, Youth Development Programs, Inclusive Education, Refugee Integration, Anti-Bias Education, Cultural Diversity Programs, Global Citizenship Education, Cross Cultural Understanding, Intercultural Dialogue, School Based Programs, Educational Equity, Community Engagement Programs, Multicultural Education, Social Inclusion Programs, Museum Education Programs |
| Competitors | Migration Policy Institute, ACLU, IOM Bangladesh, National Immigration Forum, Center for American Progress, Refugees International, Human Rights Watch, Migration Watch UK, International Labour Organization, European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE) +35 more (view full list) |
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