Panels & Breakouts
List of Accepted Panels
- The 40th Anniversary of Hmong Refugee Migration to the US and Its Impact on the Field of Asian American Studies
- African and African American Migrations Past and Present
- Advocacy for Immigration Reform Before and After 1965
- An Assessment of the 1965 Immigration Act and the Future of Immigration Policy in the US
- Arab American Studies: A Roundtable Discussion on the State of the Field
- Asian Adoptions as/in US Immigration History
- Chinese Migration to the Americas in the Age of Empire
- Citizenship and Belonging
- Compromised Reforms? Paving the Path to the Failings of 1965 in the Postwar Years
- Contesting Categories: Immigrants’ Rights and the Politics of Immigration 1965-1996
- Contesting Histories and Historiographies
- Defining "Refugees," "Immigrants," and "Citizens": Interrogating the Politics of US Refugee Policies
- Digital Storytelling and Living Archives: Building Immigration History through Digital Platforms
- Immigration Advocacy and Activism
- Immigration and Diplomacy after World War II
- Legal and Cultural Representations of Gender
- Legal Liminalities
- Looking Beyond Washington, DC: Rethinking the Politics Behind the Hart-Celler Act
- Mass Detention and Deportation: Unauthorized Migration and the State Since 1965
- New Research from the Minnesota School of Immigration and Refugee Studies
- The Politics of Adoptions
- The Politics of Cultural Production in Post-1965 Migrant Communities
- Reflections on Latino History and Immigrant Rights: The Bracero Program, Chicano Struggle and Santuary Movement in Twentieth Century America
- Representing Immigrant Stories Through Oral History and Digital History
- Scandinavian Entanglements and Indigenous Peoples
- Unjust Laws and Practices: Organized Labor, Immigrant Rights, and the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act along the US-Mexico Border
Breakouts
- Asian American Theater Turns 50: Staged Readings
- Collaborative Curation: Shifting Paradigms in Public History
- Digital Storytelling
- Research Salon