Global Migration and Immigrant Experiences: From Policy to Practice

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ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Former SAIS Dean Vali Nasr joins Immigrant Food partners and SAIS alums Peter Schechter and Téa Ivanovic in a wide-ranging conversation about the growing role of business in social justice and advocacy, the challenges of accelerating global migration, and recent events in the Middle East. As the first immigrant dean of SAIS, Nasr will discuss his own experiences in leading a prominent academic institution and how it prepares future leaders for a world in which business, economic policy and international affairs continuously intersect. Immigrant Food is a restaurant company that fuses gastronomy with advocacy and outreach on behalf of immigrants – an idea that has earned it a place on FastCompany's 2020 list of World Changing Ideas. 

Visit https://immigrantfood.com for more about Washington D.C.'s first cause-casual restaurant. 

This event is part of the On the Road with JHU Series. Join the virtual adventure around the country with JHU to explore history and activities that are unique to each featured region. Check out the event calendar to find other events in the series, hosted by the Office of Alumni Relations and see the adventure map and timeline below:

February - The Capitol Region
March - The Midwest
April - The South
May - The Southwest
June - The Pacific Northwest
July - New England