Migration, Nationhood and Human Rights
With today’s polarized politics, people may not agree on the terminology – immigrants? refugees? invaders? – but there’s little doubt that migration is reshaping the world.
In a post-COVID world, UBC legal research may help illuminate a once-unexamined Canada-US border
Danny Ramadan, MFA’20, is an award-winning novelist, speaker, and LGBTQ-refugee activist. His debut...
UBC’s Global Reporting Centre steps away from traditional "parachute journalism" in favour of...
Global sociologist Jasmin Hristov is uncovering the secretive forces at play behind land...
Syrians are fleeing. Americans are building walls. Indians are battling brain drain. And Hungary is...
A new exhibit on Chinese immigration and British Columbia highlights belonging, racism, and...
Doretta Lau, BFA’01, BA’03, splits her time between Vancouver and Hong Kong. Her collection – How...