Central American Migrations and the U.S. Border A Moral and Political Issue of Our Time

Denise Dresser, Rosemary Joyce, Karen Musalo, Elizabeth Oglesby, Paula Worby, and Beatriz Manz

September 14, 2019 | Panel Discussion

Central American Migrations and the U.S. Border A Moral and Political Issue of Our Time

Event Description

Experts on Central America and migration will participate in a panel about the context, current situation, and future of migration between Central America and the United States, and its impact on the U.S. border.

Speakers

Denise Dresser, Professor of Political Science, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México

Rosemary Joyce, Professor of Anthropology, UC Berkeley

Karen Musalo, Professor of Gender & Refugee Studies, UC Hastings

Elizabeth Oglesby, Professor of Geography, University of Arizona, Tucson

Paula Worby, Ph.D., Professor Public Health Researcher, Hesperian Health Guides

Moderator: Beatriz Manz, Professor EmeritaGeography and Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley

The panelists, from left: Rosemary Joyce, Paula Worby, Beatriz Manz, Elizabeth Oglesby, Karen Musalo, and Denise Dresser
Author Isabel Allende listening to the panel