The 30th Annual Camden Conference, Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis, explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers discussed the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades: dramatic demographic shifts; climate change and natural disasters; and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers considered the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
2017 CAMDEN CONFERENCE
February 17-19, 2017
Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis
30th Annual Camden Conference
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Conference
2017 Camden Conference - Layla Mohamed & Ali Al Mshakheel
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Karen Koning
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Gerald Knaus
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Maha Yahya
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Alexandra Bilak
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Bruno Stagno
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Cas Mudde
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Saturday Morning Panel
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Afternoon Panel
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Kelly Clements
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Timothy Kane
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Muzaffar Chishti
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Sunday Morning Panel
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Camden Conference - Final Panel
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
2017 Love Cam
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/
Karen Koning AbuZayd
Speaker
Alexandra Bilak
Speaker
Muzaffar Chishti
Speaker
Kelly T. Clements
Speaker
Paul James
Speaker
Timothy Kane
Speaker
Gerald Knaus
Speaker
Cas Mudde
Speaker
Bruno Stagno
Speaker
Maha Yahya
Speaker
2017 Camden Conference - Paul James
The 2017 Camden Conference - “Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity’s Crisis” - featured lively discussions with speakers chosen for their firsthand knowledge and strong views on migrant and refugee issues. They explored the varied causes of the current international crisis and the unique challenges that come with accepting immigrants from particular countries, regions, and demographic groups. Speakers also examined the political, economic, and social consequences of population flight for the countries they have abandoned in the Middle East, Africa, and Central America. Going beyond the present crisis, conference speakers examined the factors that will likely drive migration in the coming decades - from dramatic demographic shifts to climate change, natural disasters, and ethnic, territorial, and political conflicts. And, turning the spotlight in our direction, speakers discussed the role that should be played by the United States, a country built by immigrants.
These volatile issues dominate the media today, and they will undoubtedly be unresolved in 2017, when a new administration will be in place in Washington and the next Camden Conference is convened.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2017-camden-conference/ ...