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Newsletter

Stay connected with the Im/migrant Well-Being Research Center through our biannual newsletter. Published at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters, each issue shares updates on the Center's research, publications, faculty and student projects, community partnerships, events, and public engagement, including the Im/migrant Lives podcast.

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2025 Conference

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The 2025 Conference on IWB focused on the lived experiences, challenges, and successes of new populations within and across generations over time in the US. Presentations examined the intergenerational impacts of how US policies shape the daily lives and well-being of new populations and their families.

Our Research Approach

Immigrant Wellbeing Research

The Center leads interdisciplinary projects that examine how immigration policies, legal status, social conditions, and community contexts shape immigrant well-being. Our research includes surveys, interviews, and collaborations that generate evidence to inform public policy and support immigrant communities.

Im/migrant Lives Podcast

Im/migrant Lives Podcast Series

Drawing on both cutting-edge research and grassroots activities, this podcast seeks to inform the public about how policies and community organizations can solve the most pressing problems facing im/migrant communities.