Michael P. Eriksen, ScD, ScM
Dean and Regents’ Professor, Georgia State University School of Public Health
ASPPH will held a special webinar to provide current information about the status and implications of the Trump Administration’s migration and immigration policy changes and their impact on migrant families. The session also will focus on what schools, programs, faculty, and students can do to have their voices heard on immigration and migrant issues, as well as what individuals they can do locally to help affected children and families.
The webinar featured presentations from various experts including immigration lawyers, Congressional staff, representatives from the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Psychological Association, higher education advocates involved in immigration issues, and the director of a child advocacy legal clinic.
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Dean and Regents’ Professor, Georgia State University School of Public Health
Deputy Director, Immigrants’ Rights Project, American Civil Liberties Union
Chair, Immigrant Working Group, American Academy of Pediatrics and Clinical Professor, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Assistant Professor, Department of Population Health, Center for Early Childhood Health & Development, NYU School of Medicine
Executive Director, Presidents’ Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration
Distinguished Clinical Professor of Law, the Annamay Sheppard Scholar, and the Director of the Child Advocacy Clinic, Rutgers Law School
Senior Director for Policy and Research, Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health