Global Paths: Children and Migration
Friday, February 5, 2010
The Journal of Juvenile Law and Policy and the Journal of International Law and Policy are co-hosting a spring Symposium on the effects of immigration on youth and transnationalism among families. In particular, the symposium aims to examine both national and international convoluted legal webs affecting the transnational family.
Panel I: The International Context that Pushes Migration
Panel II: Global Paths to the United States: The Migration Process
Panel III: Status in the United States
Featuring:
David Thronson: Professor and Co-Director of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Immigration ClinicLindsay Marshall: Executive Director of The Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project in Arizona
Jayne E. Fleming: Pro bono counsel to Reed Smith in San Francisco with a focus on immigration and children
Rhacel Salazar Parrenas: Professor of Asian American Studies and Graduate Group of Sociology at University of California, Davis
Roberto G. Gonzales, Ph.D.: Professor at University of Washington, School of Social Work
Linda Kelly Hill: M. Dale Palmer Professor of Law and Immigration Clinic Director, Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis
The symposium is a free event.