Can Immigrant Students Still Feel Safe at School in the Age of Trump?
How are public schools and teachers being affected by the Trump administration's immigration policies? What can public schools do to protect their students? What can we do to ensure that our schools are safe spaces for all students? This interdisciplinary panel addresses such questions by drawing on two national studies by Professors Patricia Gándara and John Rogers and they will be joined by Michael Newman, California Department of Justice, Civil Rights Enforcement Section, and Thomas Saenz, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund. The panelists also examine the impact of the Trump administration's policies and political rhetoric on the experience of immigrant youth and the children of immigrant parents in U.S. public schools.
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Oct 10, 2018 12:15 PM to 01:30 PM |
| Where | UCLA School of Law, Room 1357 |
| Contact Name | crp@ucla.edu |
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