Welcoming New Migrant Neighbors: Can NYC Live Our Ideals?
Henry Street Settlement holds the Lillian Wald Symposium, named for our founder, each year to grapple with the most important issues of our times. This year’s panelists will address the subjects of work permits, shelter, the asylum process, and our legal and ethical responsibilities to support our new neighbors. Panelists include: Henry Love, vice president, public policy & strategy, WIN; Edafe Okporo, author and founder, Refuge America; Jodi Ziesemer, co-director, Immigrant Protection Unit, New York Legal Assistance Group; Arnel Lanoy, Henry Street program participant; and Alexandra Délano Alonso, professor of global studies, The New School. Our moderator is Alyssa Katz, executive editor of The City.
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Where?
466 Grand Street, New York, NY, USA
When?
Apr 17
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Welcoming New Migrant Neighbors: Can NYC Live Our Ideals?
Where?
466 Grand Street, New York, NY, USA
When?
Apr
17
Time?
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Interpreted
Henry Street Settlement holds the Lillian Wald Symposium, named for our founder, each year to grapple with the most important issues of our times. This year’s panelists will address the subjects of work permits, shelter, the asylum process, and our legal and ethical responsibilities to support our new neighbors. Panelists include: Henry Love, vice president, public policy & strategy, WIN; Edafe Okporo, author and founder, Refuge America; Jodi Ziesemer, co-director, Immigrant Protection Unit, New York Legal Assistance Group; Arnel Lanoy, Henry Street program participant; and Alexandra Délano Alonso, professor of global studies, The New School. Our moderator is Alyssa Katz, executive editor of The City.
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