Recent Content
Welcome Home? Challenges and Chances of Return MigrationJanuary 18, 2013
Parochial and Cosmopolitan Britain: Examining the Social Divide in Reactions to ImmigrationJune 13, 2012
U.S. Immigration: Economic Effects and Policy ImplicationsJanuary 25, 2012
Berg, Karakas Join GMF as FellowsSeptember 17, 2012
GMF Migration Forum Launches New Website, Convenes in TorontoAugust 08, 2012
Survey: U.S., European Immigration Views Stable Despite Economic Crisis and Arab SpringDecember 15, 2011
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Immigration Fellow Helps Children in Bangladeshi Slums Improve Their CommunityJanuary 30, 2013 /
Counter-Terrorism Efforts Shed Negative Light on Immigrant Communities in UKJanuary 16, 2013 /
Labor Issues Facing Indian Migrants will Prevent Economic GrowthOctober 18, 2012 /
Immigration & Integration
Immigration Fellow Helps Children in Bangladeshi Slums Improve Their CommunityJanuary 30, 2013
In this video, TFMI Fellow Korvi Rakshand discusses his organization, JAAGO, a foundation aimed at improving the lives of children in slums by teaching them English.
Counter-Terrorism Efforts Shed Negative Light on Immigrant Communities in UKJanuary 16, 2013
In this video from the 2012 Transatlantic Forum on Migration and Integration, Tufyal Choudhury, Senior Adviser at the Open Society Foundation, discusses the findings of his recent report on the impact of counter-terrorism efforts on UK immigrant communities.
Labor Issues Facing Indian Migrants will Prevent Economic GrowthOctober 18, 2012
In this interview from the Transatlantic Forum on Migration and Integration, Rajiv Khandelwal, Aajeevika Bureau Executive Director, discusses the difference between international and internal migration in India, and explains why addressing the issues facing internal migrants will.. be key to India's future economic success.Immigration Fellow: Upheld “Show Me Your Papers” Provision Will Lead to Racial ProfilingSeptember 14, 2012
In this GMF video, Transatlantic Forum on Migration and Integration Fellow Karen Tumlin discusses the recent controversy surrounding Arizona's immigration laws and explains why applying the concept of "reasonable suspicion" to undocumented immigrants will lead to racial profiling and discrimination in immigrant communities.
Immigration Survey Shows U.S. Still Supports Birthright CitizenshipDecember 16, 2011
Following the launch of the 2011 Transatlantic Trends: Immigration Survey, Immigration & Integration Program Officer Hamutal Bernstein interviews Jason DeParle, The New York Times, and Susan Martin, Georgetown University, about highlights from the survey, including respondents perceptions of governments versus immigrants, birthright citizenship, and the larger implications for the transatlantic relationship.
In 8 minutes or less: How will Europe respond to the increased number of North African refugees seeking asylum?May 11, 2011
In this podcast, German Federal Interior Minister Dr. Hans-Peter Friedrich speaks with GMF’s Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff about the impact of the North African revolutions on immigration policy in Europe. The Minister explains that refugees and immigrants will be handled with different policies and that ultimately Europe “must help North African countries help themselves.”
U.K. minister discusses trends in British perceptions of immigrantsNovember 22, 2010
Following a GMF lunch event on immigration reform in the United Kingdom, U.K. Minister of State for Immigration Damian Green discussed the changing trends in British immigration perception and legislation with GMF's Delancey Gustin.
Peter MacLeod disscusses Canadians’ perception of immigrants and immigration policies with GMF’s Delancey GustinJanuary 13, 2010
On January 13, GMF and the British Council co-hosted an event titled "The Effect of Immigration on Society" and presented the latest Transatlantic Trends: Immigration findings. Following the event, panelist Peter MacLeod discussed some of the most pressing immigration issues and perceptions facing Canada.About TFMINovember 21, 2009
The Transatlantic Forum on Migration and Integration (TFMI) is a learning community on migration and integration. Apart from the annual conference, TFMI has developed into a sustainable network that supports multiple networking activities and formats throughout the year. This video captures highlights from TFMI 2009 held in Austin, Texas and details how the TFMI Fellows have utilized the annual conference and sustainable network.
Labor Mobility after the EU’s Eastern EnlargementMarch 23, 2007GMF Senior Transatlantic Fellow Jim Kolbe sat down with Herbert Bruecker, a Fellow at the Institute for the Study of Labor, and Associate Director of the Pew Hispanic Center Rakesh Kochhar to talk about Labor Mobility after the European Union's Eastern Enlargement.