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SUMMARY:Migration and Mobility: The Ongoing Significance of the 1924 Johnson-Ree
d Act
DESCRIPTION:\nIn this\, the 100-year anniversary of the Johnson-Reed Act
\, we gather to ask how we continue to understand the act and its implic
ations on movement and containment for differently located populations\,
both inside and outside of migration.\n\nPanelists:\n\nKarma R. Chávez\
n\nUniversity of Texas\n\nLogan Rae Gomez\n\nUniversity of Utah\n\nV. Jo
Hsu\n\nUniversity of Texas\n\nJennifer Lin LeMesurier\n\nColgate Univer
sity\n\nTiara R. Na’puti\n\nUniversity of California Irvine\n\nCatherine
Knight Steele\n\nUniversity of Maryland\n\nThis event is part of the Co
llege of the Liberal Arts' theme\, Moments of Change: Immigration\, Iden
tity\, and Citizenship. Through spring 2025\, the college will examine m
ass migration and highlight the ongoing work of students\, faculty\, sta
ff\, and alumni in that regard. The new theme marks the 100th anniversar
y of the 1924 Johnson-Reed Act\, a restrictive immigration law. The goal
of the theme is to explore the parallels and differences between “then”
(100 years ago) and "now"—both in the United States and around the worl
d—exploring how the immigration experience and our responses to immigrat
ion have changed over the last century.\n\nFor more details: https://eve
nts.la.psu.edu/event/iic_migration_031424/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:In this, the 10
0-year anniversary of the Johnson-Reed Act, we gather to ask how we cont
inue to understand the act and its implications on movement and containm
ent for differently located populations, both inside and outside of migr
ation.
Panelists:
Karma R. Chávez
University of Texas
Logan Rae Gomez<
br />University of Utah
V. Jo Hsu
University
of Texas
Jennifer Lin LeMesurier
Colgate Un
iversity
Tiara R. Na’puti
University of Cali
fornia Irvine
Catherine Knight Steele
Univer
sity of Maryland
This event is part of the College of the Liberal
Arts' theme, Moments of Change: Immig
ration, Identity, and Citizenship. Through spring 2025, the college
will examine mass migration and highlight the ongoing work of students,
faculty, staff, and alumni in that regard. The new theme marks the 100th
anniversary of the 1924 Johnson-Reed Act, a restrictive immigration law
. The goal of the theme is to explore the parallels and differences betw
een “then” (100 years ago) and "now"—both in the United States and aroun
d the world—exploring how the immigration experience and our responses t
o immigration have changed over the last century.
For more details
: https:
//events.la.psu.edu/event/iic_migration_031424/
LOCATION:Foster Auditorium, 102 Paterno Library
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