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    The First 1,000 Days and Beyond: Mothers, Children and Early Intervention

    Join author Roger Thurow and journalist Rhitu Chatterjee at Boston University on Thursday, April 30...

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    'Women on the Move': A Conversation With Danielle Villasana and Amrita Chandradas

    March 5, 2021

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  • Kataleya Nativi Baca, 28, a transgender woman, fled Honduras after enduring years of violent harassment. Here, after crossing into Mexico from Guatemala by river raft, she continues her long journey to the U.S. border. Image by Daniella Villasana. Mexico, 2020. Photograph supported in part by The International Women's Media Foundation.
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    Women on the Move

    Women make up about half of those who migrate internationally and within their own countries. Some...

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    PART OF: Centinela: Probing Latin America's response to COVID-19

    In the Pandemic, Latin America Has Not Protected Women From Their Aggressors (Spanish)

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    Educators Explore How to Bring Climate Migration Reporting into Classes

    In this webinar, educators explored reporting that investigates the relationship between climate...

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    PART OF: Where the Bodies Aren't Buried

    How U.S. Policy Turned the Sonoran Desert Into a Graveyard for Migrants

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    August 18, 2020
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    Where the Bodies Aren't Buried

    In the late 1990s, immigration enforcement on America's southern border shifted to a policy known as...

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    PART OF: 1,000 Days: To Save Women, Children and the World

    The First 1,000 Days and Beyond

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    Roger Thurow
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    August 12, 2020
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    PART OF: From Texas to Central America: How Tough Policies in the COVID-19 Era Are Endangering Asylum Seekers

    The Coronavirus Pipeline

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    Why People Move: How Data Predicts the Great Climate Migration

    In this lesson, students read and analyze reporting that investigates the relationship between climate change and migration using both data journalism and wrenching storytelling.

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    PART OF: Refugees From the Earth

    About Our Climate Migration Model

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    Abrahm Lustgarten
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    July 23, 2020
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    Refugees From the Earth

    ProPublica and The New York Times Magazine reported from Central America, Mexico and the United...

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