Chicago's Newest Neighbors: Examining the Migrant Crisis Thu., January 25, 2024 | 5:30 PM — 7:00 PM Fourth Presbyterian Church 126 E Chestnut St Chicago, IL 60611 United States Sponsored By: Office of Admissions Join the University of Chicago for a panel discussion about the influx of migrants moving to our sanctuary city. We will discuss the policy successes and failures, as well as the necessary wrap-around supports for healthcare, education, and the welfare of our newest neighbors. The panel will feature Natalie Moore, WBEZ journalist covering race, class and communities; Aimee Hilado, Assistant Professor at the Crown School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice and expert in immigrant trauma and mental health; Theresa Thornburg, Director of the Chicago Lights Social Service Center; and Brandie Knazze, Commissioner, Chicago Department of Family and Support Services. Register Now Recent News More news Alumni Profile: Si Cheng, Policy Analytics Credential’24 Thu., February 06, 2025 Inaugural Hackers’ Almanack Marks Historic First Attempt to Identify Most Innovative and Impactful Findings from DEF CON Thu., February 06, 2025 Q&A: Justin Marlowe on Rebuilding Los Angeles After the Wildfires Wed., February 05, 2025
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