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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: HELPING STUDENTS UNDERSTAND AND RESPOND TO ANTI-IMMIGRANT 
 PREJUDICE
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DESCRIPTION:Join Adam Strom\, Director of Re-Imagining Migration\, and Sha
 re My Lesson for  \na webinar on helping students to understand and respo
 nd to anti-immigrant  \nprejudice.\n\n*Thursday\, August 9\, 2018\nat 4:0
 0pm EDT*\nRegister For Free [1]\n\nToday in the U.S.\, 26% of school-age c
 hildren have an immigrant parent.  \nIndeed\, Migration is part and parcel
  of the human experience\, and while it  \nebbs and flows\, it is ubiquito
 us. As we have seen throughout history\, in  \nperiods of mass migration\,
  newcomers are often met with skepticism and  \ndistrust. Globally\, we ar
 e experiencing a wave of anti-immigrant hatred in  \nwhich misunderstandin
 gs about newcomers are being used sew division\,  \nundermining social\, e
 conomic\, and civic prospects for us all. Educating young  \npeople to lea
 rn to live with\, work with\, and respect our differences is  \nessential 
 for the survival of democracy. Adam Strom\, Director of Re-Imagining  \nMi
 gration\, will explore the impact of stereotyping on students and present 
 a  \nrange of resources for educators and schools to use in the curriculum
 \, the  \nclassroom\, and school-wide\, that will help students develop th
 e academic\,  \nsocial/emotional\, and civic skills to understand and resp
 ond to  \nanti-immigrant prejudice.\n\nREGISTER FOR FREE [2]\n\nAvailable 
 for one-hour of PD credit. A certificate of completion will be  \navailabl
 e for download at the end of your session.\n\n\n[1] https://event.on24.com
 /wcc/r/1789397/5FB7053F31DABDC62A9951239DB37378\n[2] https://event.on24.co
 m/wcc/r/1789397/5FB7053F31DABDC62A9951239DB37378\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join Adam Strom\,&nbsp\;Director of Re-Imag
 ining Migration\, and Share My Lesson for a webinar on&nbsp\;helping stude
 nts to understand and respond to anti-immigrant prejudice.</p>\n\n<p><stro
 ng>Thursday\,&nbsp\;August 9\, 2018<br />\nat 4:00pm EDT</strong><br />\n<
 a href=\"https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/1789397/5FB7053F31DABDC62A9951239DB3
 7378\">Register For Free</a></p>\n\n<p>Today in the U.S.\, 26% of school-a
 ge children have an immigrant parent. Indeed\, Migration is part and parce
 l of the human experience\, and while it ebbs and flows\, it is ubiquitous
 . As we have seen throughout history\, in periods of mass migration\, newc
 omers are often met with skepticism and distrust. Globally\, we are experi
 encing a wave of anti-immigrant hatred in which misunderstandings about ne
 wcomers are being used sew division\, undermining social\, economic\, and 
 civic prospects for us all. Educating young people to learn to live with\,
  work with\, and respect our differences is essential for the survival of 
 democracy. Adam Strom\, Director of Re-Imagining Migration\, will explore 
 the impact of stereotyping on students and present a range of resources fo
 r educators and schools to use in the curriculum\, the classroom\, and sch
 ool-wide\, that will help students develop the academic\, social/emotional
 \, and civic skills to understand and respond to anti-immigrant prejudice.
 </p>\n\n<p><a href=\"https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/1789397/5FB7053F31DABDC6
 2A9951239DB37378\">REGISTER FOR FREE</a></p>\n\n<p>Available for one-hour 
 of PD credit. A certificate of completion will be available for download a
 t the end of your session.</p>\n
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