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Curriculum
BRIDGE: Building a Race and Immigration
Dialogue in the Global Economy
A Popular Education Resource for Immigrant and Refugee
Community Organizers
By Eunice Hyunhye Cho, Francisco Arguelles Paz y Puente,
Miriam Ching Yoon Louie, and Sasha Khokha (2004)
Winner of the
2004 Gustavus Myers Outstanding Book Prize!!
Read the introduction
online! BRIDGE is a popular education resource of
exercises and tools for immigrant and refugee community
organizations, and other allies of immigrants and refugees.
It features eight workshop modules that include activities,
discussion questions, fact sheets, and other resources
to help build dialogue, engagement, and shared action
within and between communities.
Cost: $30 + $4 s/h for BRIDGE (non-member
rate) $25+$4 s/h for BRIDGE (member rate). Order now!
BRIDGE
Supplementary Edition -- Spanish and Korean Handouts
The BRIDGE Project curriculum features workshop modules
that include activities, discussion questions, fact
sheets, and other resources to build dialogue and shared
action in our communities. This supplementary edition
features all BRIDGE curriculum handouts and fact sheets
in Spanish or Korean. A must for those organizing in
diverse communities!
Cost: $10 + $1 s/h for either Spanish
or Korean; $15+$2 s/h for both Korean and Spanish. Order
now!
Reports
 Human
Rights and Human Security at Risk: The Consequences
of Placing Immigration Enforcement in the Department
of Homeland Security (2003)
This report demonstrates that since placing immigration
enforcement and services within the DHS just six months
ago, abusive and discriminatory immigration enforcement
has become even more entrenched, seriously jeopardizing
community safety and compromising access to services.
Immigration policies and practices that have been prone
to abuse and human rights violations may now be even
more difficult to reform or to establish government
accountability within a structure that cements immigration
policies to a war against terrorism.
Cost: $7.00 plus $3.00 shipping for the first
report and $1.00 for each additional copy. Order
now!
 A
World On the Move:A Report from the 2001 UN World Conference
Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia, and
Related Intolerance; A Resource Guide on International
Migrant Rights (2002)
Read the Introduction
online! A World On the Move presents a comprehensive
look at the outcomes, lessons, and successes for immigrant
and refugee rights from the 2001 UN World Conference
Against Racism and Xenophobia. The report includes testimonies
of participants in the Immigrant Rights Working Group
and tips on preparing for international conferences.
This up-to-date resource kit also shares analysis of
international migrant and refugee issues, with practical
guides on connecting local issues with international
human rights campaigns and systems. A must-have for
any group thinking about immigrant and refugee rights
in a global era!
Cost: $7.00 plus $3.00 shipping for the first
report and $1.00 for each additional copy. Order
now!
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From the Borderline to the Colorline:A report on
Anti-Immigrant Racism in the United States (2001)
Read
the Executive Summary online! "From the Borderline
to the Colorline" provides an in-depth picture of the
nature of anti-immigrant racism in the U.S. today. Through
personal testimony and frontline analysis, these articles
detail key issues impacting immigrant and refugee communities
-- from trafficking, enforcement, and detention centers,
to policy, legislation, and social rights. From the
Borderline to the Colorline is a primer on the rights
of immigrants and a guide to action against all forms
of racism and intolerance. Includes original artwork
from seven artists living in the U.S., many of them
immigrants themselves.
Cost: $15.00 plus $3.00 shipping for the first report
and $1.00 for each additional. (The charge to Libraries
and Institutions is $35.00 per copy. Please inquire
for bulk orders.) Order
now!
"Hands that Shape the World: Report on the Conditions
of Immigrant Women in the U.S. Five Years after the
Beijing Conference." (2000)
Read the Executive Summary
online! "Hands That Shape the World" details the
challenges immigrant women have faced in the U.S. since
the 1995 UN World Conference on Women in Beijing, China.
Featuring testimonies about human rights abuses, INS
detention, employment, health, trafficking, and welfare
reform. 56 pages, with original illustrations. Published
in conjunction with Beijing+5 activities in New York,
June 2000.
Cost: $10.00 plus $3.00 shipping for
the first report and $1.00 for each additional. Order
now!
"Portrait of Injustice: The Impact of Immigration
Raids on Families, Workers, and Communities" (1998)
Read the Executive Summary online! "Portrait of Injustice"
highlights the devastating impact of INS raids on workplaces,
neighborhoods, and community institutions. Based on
an examination of 235 raids from around the country,
the report profiles 29 raids and features testimony
from workers and witnesses. The report concludes that
raids threaten the rights of citizens and non-citizens,
violate Constitutional protections, destabilize families,
and undermine workers' rights. 72 pages, glossy, photographs;
October, 1998.
Cost: $15.00 each, plus $3.00 shipping
for the first report, $1 each additional.
Order now!
Information Packets
Anti-Raids Organizers Kit (Bilingual - English/Spanish.)
Includes "know-your-rights" booklet, tips on how to
witness a raid, raid documentation form, and educational
flyers to copy and distribute. Cost: $7 plus $3.00 shipping.
"Endorsement Packet for the U.S. Campaign for Ratification
of the UN Convention on the Protection of the Rights
of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families."
An overview of the convention and its background, including
an invitation and response form for participation in
the U.S. campaign for ratification. Prepared by the
National Network. Cost: $3.00 (includes shipping). Order
now!
"Achieving Dignity: Campaigner's Handbook for the
Migrants Rights Convention." Produced by Migrants
Rights International. An orientation and guide to help
build the international movement in support of the UN
Convention on the Protection of Rights for All Migrant
Workers and Members of Their Families. Cost: $6.00 (includes
shipping). Order now!
"International Migration: Information and Perspectives"
Compiled by the National Network, Fall 1997.
Includes articles such as: "Migration and the Environment"
(Migration Today), "Quiz on Migration: Myths & Facts"
(Poverty & Race), and "Forced Migration: A New World
Dis-order?" (Issues). 22 pages. Cost: $3 (includes shipping).
Order now!
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