CA Event: From Pluribus to Unum

Immigrant Integration and California's Future

Though the southern border tends to be a focal point for debates about immigration, the anxiety that many Americans express is really about whether integration happens after people have crossed our country's borders. The question of immigrant integration is nowhere more relevant than in California, where more than one in four residents is foreign born.

On Friday July 25th, Dr. Tomás Jiménez will discuss the state of immigrant integration amongst California's newcomers and their descendents. He will look at the roles of the education system and immigration status in integrating immigrants, while detailing the importance of integration to California's prosperity. Jiménez will also provide suggestions for better integrating the state's newcomers.

Location

Library and Courts Building I
914 Capitol Mall Room 500
Sacramento, CA, 95814
See map: Google Maps

Participants

Featured Speaker
  • Tomás R. Jiménez
    Irvine Fellow, New America Foundation
    Assistant Professor of Sociology, Stanford University

Introductions

  • Leif Wellington Haase
    Director, California Program
    New America Foundation

Event Time and Location

Friday, July 25, 2008 - 1:00pm - 2:30pm