Hosted by Re-imagining Migration and The Immigrant Learning Center's (ILC) Public Education Institute, this free, two-day online workshop features researchers, teacher trainers and pedagogical experts.
Participants will learn:
the impact of current events on immigrant and refugee students
strategies to improve distance learning
how to support students during times of crisis
how to bring the immigrant voice into focus across the curriculum
This is the latest professional development opportunity from The ILC Public Education Institute. It is free and open to the public including teachers, administrators, librarians, volunteers, curriculum developers, program managers, diversity trainers and counselors, but you must registerto participate.
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Activity
Support immigrant workers
Our #DrawingSupport coloring campaigncan start conversations with kids about uplifting our immigrant neighbors and essential workers.
Color it, post it in your window and share on social media with #DrawingSupport and #IStandWithImmigrants.
Immigrant Voice
Writing from the heart
Foreign-bornstudents are working hard to master English as a tool that they can use to truly express themselves. This essay by Yvens, a Haitian-born, former ILC student, is a testament to the courage it takes to learn a new language and make it your own.
The Immigrant Learning Center® (ILC) of Malden, MA, is a not-for-profit organization that gives immigrants a voice in three ways. The English Language Program provides free, year-round English classes to immigrant and refugee adults to help them become successful workers, parents and community members. The Public Education Institute informs Americans about the economic and social contributions of immigrants in our society, and the Institute for Immigration Research, a joint venture with George Mason University, conducts research on immigrants' economic contributions. For more information, visit our website www.ilctr.org or Facebook page.