Immigration
1 - 15 of 20
| Center for Immigration Studies |
 |
| Nonprofit, non-partisan research institute which examines the impact of immigration on the United States. Publishes news, articles, reports, and publications on immigration issues. |
|
| Mexican Migration Project |
 |
| Compiles a history of Mexican migration to the U.S. based on interviews conducted in Mexico. Includes database, maps, list of publications, oral histories, and online exhibit of religious folk art. In English and Spanish. |
|
| Migration Information Source |
 |
| Data and global analysis of international migration and refugee trends, including charts and tables; articles on immigration and emigration policies, experience, patterns, and forecasts, U.S. historical trends, glossary. |
|
| New Americans |
 |
| Companion to a PBS documentary about a group of immigrants and refugees as they leave their homes. |
|
| Separate Lives, Broken Dreams |
 |
| Information about the Chinese Exclusion Act, which until its repeal in 1943 "barred all Chinese from U.S. citizenship by naturalization." Includes immigration documents and photographs, Chinese exclusion literature, glossary, government document |
|
| Canada Bound.com |
 |
| Offers information and advice on migrating to Canada. Contains personal experiences. |
|
| CityFamily Magazine |
 |
| Designed to help newcomers to America develop skills related to life in these United States. |
|
| Forced Migration Online |
 |
| FMO provides guides to key forced migration, themes and country situations; full-text documents and journals; annotated, searchable collection of links; directory of contact information for relevant organizations; news feed; and events schedule. |
|
| Golden Door, The |
 |
| Collection of photographs concerning turn of the twentieth century immigration to the United States. From the Keystone-Mast Collection. |
|
| Immigration History Research Center |
 |
| Includes information about the Research Center, archival finding aids, family history resources, and
digital image database on migration studies, with a focus on immigration
to the United States. |
|
| Immigration to the United States, 1789-1930 |
 |
| Collection of historical materials from Harvard's libraries, archives, and museums that documents voluntary immigration to the US from the signing of the Constitution to the onset of the Great Depression.
|
|
| International Organization for Migration |
 |
| Develop a broader understanding of the operational challenges of migration management, rapid humanitarian assistance, and resettlement assistance. Site also in French and Spanish. |
|
 |
|
Copyright © 2000-2007 JoeAnt.com. All rights reserved. Use of this site is subject to our Terms of Service. |
|
 |