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Archive: Dec 2018
One in One Hundred: Roma Value Education But Face Racism in Access
One in One Hundred: Drivers of Success and Resilience among College-Educated Romani Adolescents in Serbia
New report on factors for success among Romani college students challenges the narrative of Roma indifference to education
For immediate…
Changes to Public Charge Regulations: A Threat to Immigrant and Public Health
Panelists: Andrew Cohen, JD; Leah Zallman, MPH, MD; Lara Jirmanus, MPH, MD.
On December 5, Harvard FXB sponsored a panel on proposed changes in regulations around public charge and immigration. Dr. Lara Jirmanus, Andrew Cohen, and Dr. Leah…
Commenting on Regulations, an Example: Proposed Change to Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility
By Susan Lloyd McGarry
Many in the public health community have concerns about the possible effects of proposed changes in regulations related to how US Citizenship and Immigration Services, Department of Homeland Security (US CIS, DHS) determines…
