Energy of a Nation is the online immigration resource center of The Advocates for Human Rights, providing accurate, up-to-date information and resources for educators, advocates, and community members through fact sheets, curricula, quizzes, action alerts, policy updates, and immigration-related news and events.
Join the Kalpulli Yaocenoxtli Aztec Dancers and the Native Pride Dancers to learn about and celebrate the traditional dances of the Indigenous North and Central Americas. The event is free and open to public. Brought to you by American Indian Student Services and VOICES Student Organization.Contact Maggie Lorez at 651-793-1367 or RSVP at cultural.events@metrostate.edu. The event will be held at Metropolitan State University, New Main Courtyard, 11am-1pm.
An important new resource on immigration in Minnesota and other Midwest states has just been published by Katherine Fennelly and graduate students in her Immigration and Public Policy seminar at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota. The reports were developed for the Chicago Council on Global Affairs's Task Force on Immigration and Economic Competitiveness.
The Energy of a Nation curriculum is a comprehensive teaching guide about immigration using human rights education. To access the curriculum click here.