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LOVE MIGRATION feiert den schönsten Tag im Leben mit einem opulenten Liebesfest und sagt Ja zu Liebe und Migration, Toleranz und Respekt: MigraziJA-JA-JA!
Fotos: WIENWOCHE/Lisbeth Kovacic ©
Making their way south, apparently. No idea what kinds of birds. Here's what they sounded like: ia700801.us.archive.org/25/items/BirdsInSeguinTexas.Novem...
"Migration vers l'emploi" : tout savoir sur l'embauche et l'intégration de ressortissants de pays tiers
Commonwealth People's Forum 2018 at the Queen Elizabeth 11 Conference Centre Westminster, London UK.
London April 16th 2018
Reimagining Migration
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The Border Crossings 3rd edition - European Responses to Current Migration Issues, opening session, took place at ISCTE-IUL on the 1st of july 2019.
Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
At the confluence of the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers, Grafton, Illinois. Sepia toned and cropped. Too far away to identify - maybe American pelicans?
Thousands of low flying Canada geese flew over just after suppertime tonite. It has been a north south shuffle for a couple of days now.
No bird seed was used in the production of this photo!
It was strange...I guess it was the cool air that they were trying to stay ahead of? There was an unusually larger number of birds in the yard the past two days. These photos don't do it justice. By the time I got the camera out I scared half of them away. At one point there had to be 200!
25.06.2025. Madrid, Spain. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper visited the Guardia Civil’s Small Boats Command Centre to learn about Spain’s maritime response to irregular migration.
Picture by Alecsandra Dragoi / Home Office
These are original works by U.S. History (1378H) Honors College students in Dr. Irene Guenther’s class. Their projects creatively educate and inform us about the 20th-century Great Migration of six million African Americans from the South to cities and towns throughout the United States. Their projects illuminate the ways in which this migration forced the nation to confront its long history of racial prejudice and forever changed the nation’s cultural, social, and political landscape. Click on the links to explore their projects from the 2016 spring semester.
For more projects in diferent media, go to:http://www.uh.edu/honors/about/news-events/HIST1378H.php
For the past two weeks, I've seen birds heading north as I wait for the train to arrive. This has to be good news for those in colder weather climates....
FICCI, in collaboration with the ILO and IOM, plans a conference on Migration and the SDGs focussing on indicators applicable for the Indian context. Participants will be from the Government of India (NITI Aayog, and relevant ministries.
FICCI, in collaboration with the ILO and IOM, plans a conference on Migration and the SDGs focussing on indicators applicable for the Indian context. Participants will be from the Government of India (NITI Aayog, and relevant ministries.
Eastern Curlews beginning their arrival to the shores of Australia, ready to feed and refuel for the next 6 months.
Shot at Oyster Point, Australia.
Nikon Z5ii + 180-600
In an innovative partnership with the Philips Collection, Orientation A students created a mural telling their migration stories. Students first visited the museum to look at the exhibit Migration Series by Jacob Lawrence. Inspired by that artwork, students learned to paint their own journeys, while practicing vocabulary related to colors, art and museums.