Hiba Anver | October Visa Bulletin: Significant Changes for Indian and Chinese Nationals
October Visa Bulletin: Erickson Immigration Group’s Managing Director, Hiba Anver joins. Skilled Indian workers make up roughly 75% of the employment-based green card
Read More »Sarah-Soonling Blackburn | Reconciling the Model Minority Myth and Pathways to Solidarity
Sarah-Soonling Blackburn is an Educator and a Personal Development Trainer, who received her Doctorate from John Hopkins University . Her area of focus centers around
Read More »Covid Then and Now: What to Prioritize in Global Mobility Today
Yasmin Mirreh seemed to be one of the first few practitioners to cover how Covid will affect global travel. We discuss what were the concerns and general landscape at the
Read More »Sarah-Soonling Blackburn | Reconciling the Model Minority Myth and Pathways to Solidarity
Sarah-Soonling Blackburn is an Educator and a Personal Development Trainer, who received her Doctorate from John Hopkins University . Her area of focus centers around
Read More »Mona Johnson | One of A Kind: First Arab-Muslim Woman in the U.S. Armed Forces
Lieutenant Colonel Mona Johnson dreamed of a world where a Muslim woman could be treated as an equal. After escaping a politically divided Egypt, she and her family lived in
Read More »Adam Goodman | The Deportation Machine: America’s Long History of Expelling Immigrants
Author and Assistant Professor at University of Illinois at Chicago, Adam Goodman joins. We discuss “The Deportation Machine: America’s Long History with Expelling
Read More »The Expansion of Immigrant Data Collection
Collecting private information from foreign travelers has sizabley increased over the past year. From collecting social media passwords of visa holders to taking DNA samples
Read More »Jessica Goudeau | After the Last Border : Story of the Unwavering Spirit of Two Refugees
Journalist and Author, Jessica Goudeau joins the podcast. The welcoming and acceptance of immigrants and refugees has been central to America’s identity for centuries–yet
Read More »Dr. Deborah Watkins Bruner | The Value of International Students on Campus
In last week’s episode we didn’t get a chance to discuss exactly how international students are driving innovation within the university setting. Today, to give
Read More »University Settlement Reached: Policy Preventing F-1 Student Online Courses Rescinded
In a settlement on Tuesday, July 14th DHS and ICE rescinded the policy barring international students from taking 100% of their courses online, threatening their visa
Read More »Ranzo: The Black Experience in Asia
Ranzo D, the Creator of “The Black Experience in Japan” joins the podcast. He travels throughout predominately Asian countries and interviews Black immigrants on
Read More »Usha Tummala-Narra | Treating Culturally Imposed Trauma within Immigrant Communities
Usha-Tummala -Narra is the Ph.D. Program Director of Counseling Psychology for Boston College. She’s currently conducting research on mental health and trauma within
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