February 27: Ask yourself how we will be changed by global migration

Sara Allaei, Assistant Dean of International Services at IUPUI discusses international migration

When: Tuesday February 27 7:00-9:00 PM
Where: Butler University, Pharmacy Building

The movement of people across international borders can be initiated by conflict, economic reasons or the chance to achieve political freedoms. Migration issues have taken center-stage in the U.S. and EU, as citizens increasingly worry about job security and terrorism. What are the advantages and disadvantages for countries that are affected by migration?

Nearly 200 million migrants in the world today, if they lived together in a country it would be about the fourth biggest in the world ... and the numbers are increasing rapidly.

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