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SUMMARY:Author Meets Critics Panel
DESCRIPTION:\nOut of every 100 Latino/a/x immigrants\, only 1 works in t
he elite labor force—as doctors\, engineers\, or financial analysts. Why
is the largest immigrant group in the U.S. the least represented in job
s most Americans deem a ‘success’? Based on 100 interviews which follow
Latino immigrants across their journeys from school to work\, this book
argues that every institution shepherding students to the workplace beco
me interconnected institutions of marginalization for Latino immigrants.
To rectify that inequality\, laws\, schools\, and workplaces need syste
mic\, cross-institutional change.\n\nA light breakfast will be served fr
om 8:30–8:45 a.m.\n\nRegister in advance.\n\nPanelists:\n\nNicole Kreisb
erg\, Penn State\nFiliz Garip\, Princeton University\nKatharine Donato\,
Georgetown University\nKathryn Edin\, Princeton University\nRoger Waldi
nger\, UCLA\nSarah Damaske\, Penn State\nJenny Van Hook\, Penn State\n\n
Event sponsors:\n\nSocial Science Research Institute\nPopulation Researc
h Institute\nSchool of Public Policy\nDepartment of Sociology\nMigration
Diversity Initiative\n\nEmail Hannah Persaud at hkp5192@psu.edu with an
y questions about the event.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.
edu/event/amcp-090924/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Out of every 10
0 Latino/a/x immigrants, only 1 works in the elite labor force—as doctor
s, engineers, or financial analysts. Why is the largest immigrant group
in the U.S. the least represented in jobs most Americans deem a ‘success
’? Based on 100 interviews which follow Latino immigrants across their j
ourneys from school to work, this book argues that every institution she
pherding students to the workplace become interconnected institutions of
marginalization for Latino immigrants. To rectify that inequality, laws
, schools, and workplaces need systemic, cross-institutional change.
A light breakfast will be served from 8:30–8:45 a.m.
Register in advance.
Panel
ists:
- Nicole Kreisberg, Penn State
- Filiz Garip, Princ
eton University
- Katharine Donato, Georgetown University
-
Kathryn Edin, Princeton University
- Roger Waldinger, UCLA
- Sarah Damaske, Penn State
- Jenny Van Hook, Penn State
<
p>Event sponsors:- Social Science Research Institute
- P
opulation Research Institute
- School of Public Policy
- Dep
artment of Sociology
- Migration Diversity Initiative
Email Hannah Persaud at hkp5192@psu.edu
with any questions about the event.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.ed
u/event/amcp-090924/
LOCATION:134 HUB-Robeson Center
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