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Notes and Conclusions
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Workshops and Panels
Thursday May 10, 2007
- Women's Leadership
- The Social Cost of Migration
- Gangs of Social Fears
- Youth Leadership
- Human Rights and Migration
Friday May 11, 2007
- Organizing Experiences in Mexican and Salvadoran Hometown Associations
- Borders, Mobility and Immigration Policy
- Making a New Home in a New Country
- Rural Economies and Local Development
- Strengthening Global Workers' Rights
- Development and Trade Agreements
- "Neither Fish nor Fowl": Identity and Culture in Migrant-led Organizations
- Environment and Migration: Challenges that Cross Borders
Saturday May 12, 2007
- Micro Finance and Access to Financial Services
- Remittances and Transparency
- The Luarca Declaration
- Human Rights and Human Trafficking
- Challenges for Agriculture and Local Development
- Identity in the Second Genreation and Generation 1.5
- A Gendered Look at the Impact of Migration
- Binational Citizenship
- Defending Strategies for Migrant Workers' Rights
- The World Migration Map
- Organizing Experiences in Mexican and Salvadoran Hometow Association(part 2)
- Transnational Civic Participation
- Tourism, Services, and Nostalgia Markets as Engines of Local Development
- Remittances for Asset Creation
- Health and Migration
- Alliances with Faith Communities
Plenary Roundtables
- Why did we emigrate? Perspectives on the Root Causes of Migration
- Organizing Experiences and Transnational Civic Participation
- Poverty, Globalization, Migration, Remittances and Development
- Organized migrant Communities as an Expression of a New Transnational Civil Society
Thematic Working Groups
- International Advocacy
- Integration and Health
- Development and Migration
- Immigration Reform
- Strengthening Links with the Country of Origin
- Identity and belonging to the 1.5 and 2 Generation
- Gender
We are still translating many of the notes taken during the Summit. We hope to have them available as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience.