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SUMMARY:Post-Election Migration Symposium
DESCRIPTION:We invite you to join us for a symposium that will bring together experts\, elected officials\, and citizens to explore how the results of the 2024 election cycle will affect International Newcomers and Migration law. Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits will be available for legal professionals.
URL:https://globalcleveland.org/eventcalendar/post-election-Migration-symposium/
LOCATION:The Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association\, 1375 E 9th St Suite 2\, Cleveland\, OH\, 44114\, United States
CATEGORIES:Educational,Global Cleveland,Migration,Networking,Speaker
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SUMMARY:Global Employer Summit: Global Cleveland’s Global Entrepreneur in Residence Program
DESCRIPTION:Learn how Global Cleveland established Ohio’s first Global Entrepreneur in Residence (GEIR) program from our project manager\, Supriya Tamang. GEIR provides international students with opportunity to launch their entrepreneurial endeavors in Northeast Ohio. Some of the benefits include local job creation\, retaining more international students in Northeast Ohio\, and more companies being founded in our region to create a culture of entrepreneurism. Learn how you and your company can get involved by registering for this complimentary webinar.
URL:https://globalcleveland.org/eventcalendar/global-employer-summit-global-clevelands-global-entrepreneur-in-residence-program/
LOCATION:Webinar
CATEGORIES:Educational,Employer,Global Cleveland,Migration,Welcoming Week Events
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SUMMARY:ELLIS ISLAND: THE DREAM OF AMERICA
DESCRIPTION:Peter Boyer’s Grammy-nominated multimedia work for orchestra\, Ellis Island: The Dream of America honors the International Newcomer experience with a compelling combination of music\, narration\, and historic images. It traces the experiences of seven International Newcomers from seven countries on their way to America\, beginning in the early parts of the past century. The actor’s monologues/narratives are a powerful testament to the experience of thousands of International Newcomers who entered America through that iconic portal. The text from “Ellis Island” comes from The Ellis Island Oral History Project. By the time the doors were closed in 1954\, more than 12 million International Newcomers had come through. The concert is a timely reminder that\, for so many who have come here\, America has been a symbol of freedom and opportunity for new life.
URL:https://globalcleveland.org/eventcalendar/ellis-island-the-dream-of-america/
LOCATION:Mandel Concert Hall\, 11001 Euclid Ave\, Cleveland\, OH\, 44106
CATEGORIES:Cultural,Migration,Performance
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SUMMARY:Global Employer Summit: Your Guide to CPT
DESCRIPTION:Is your workplace taking advantage of hiring CPT workers? Join us for a Global Employer Summit session with Drew Poppleton\, the Director of Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education at Case Western Reserve University\, to learn why and how you should hire international students with CPT visas. \nRegister: https://globalcleveland-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3PzmEy4ySgyRHe2FWWPvRg 
URL:https://globalcleveland.org/eventcalendar/global-employer-summit-your-guide-to-cpt/
LOCATION:Webinar
CATEGORIES:Educational,Employer,Global Cleveland,Migration
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20230127T113000
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SUMMARY:Lessons from South Africa: Moving Past Polarization and Intense Division in America
DESCRIPTION:At a time when America is facing immense polarization\, there are lessons to be learned from other nations that have faced similar challenges. From South Africa to Northern Ireland\, other societies have struggled with intense divisions that nearly tore them apart. What solutions worked for countries like South Africa that Americans can consider to reconcile our own divisions? And what does truth and reconciliation look like here in our own country with its own history of colonization and slavery? Roelf Meyer is known for his role as the South African government’s chief representative in the 1993 negotiations to end apartheid and establish a democratic country. He served in the cabinet of former President Nelson Mandela\, and later became secretary-general of the National Party. In 1997 he co-founded the United Democratic Movement. Meyer consulted on international peace processes in Kosovo\, Myanmar\, Northern Ireland\, and Rwanda\, among others. Mohammed Bhabha is a former Member of Parliament\, qualified attorney\, and experienced negotiator. He was part of the African National Congress (ANC) team at the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA)\, and later as part of the agreements on the final South African Constitution. Mohammed has worked on transitional and constitutional support projects in Kenya\, South Sudan\, Madagascar\, Sri Lanka\, Yemen\, Palestine\, Bahrain\, and Zimbabwe. Join the City Club of Cleveland for a conversation led by Carina Van Vliet with the Cleveland Council on World Affairs\, and two renowned world leaders who were instrumental in ending apartheid in South Africa on lessons that we can apply to current American divisions.
URL:https://globalcleveland.org/eventcalendar/lessons-from-south-africa-moving-past-polarization-and-intense-division-in-america/
LOCATION:The City Club of Cleveland\, 850 Euclid Avenue\, Cleveland \, OH\, 44114\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural,Educational,Migration,Speaker
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SUMMARY:INMIGRACION Y SALUD MENTAL (Migration AND MENTAL HEALTH)
DESCRIPTION:Inmigración y Salud Mental Cuando nos integramos a otra cultura nuestras actitudes\, valores y comportamientos pueden verse afectados y también nuestra salud. Hay un impacto en nuestro proceso de adaptación\, que va a influenciar la manera en que respondemos y en que nos conducimos dentro de la comunidad. ¿Reconozcamos estos factores y qué podemos hacer para facilitar esta integración? Este seminario en español será presentado por Gabriela Sehinkman\, LISW-S\, PhD. Con más de 25 años de experiencia\, Sehinkman ha ejercido en América Latina y Estados Unidos\, lo que le ha permitido cultivar una perspectiva multicultural\, dedicando su carrera a brindar servicios de salud mental a niños\, adolescentes\, adultos\, parejas y familias. Sehinkman\, es co-fundadora de TeleAyuda Ohio. Jueves 20 de octubre a las 7:00 pm  ET Registrarse por ZOOM https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcpfuytqDIpG9alWgOY39sgajc1QYrDDpW \nMigration and Mental Health: When we integrate into another culture our attitudes\, values and behaviors can be affected and also our health. There is an impact on our adaptation process\, which is going to influence the way we respond and how we conduct ourselves within the community. Do we recognize these factors and what can we do to facilitate this integration? This seminar in Spanish will be presented by Gabriela Sehinkman\, LISW-S\, PhD. With more than 25 years of experience\, Sehinkman has practiced in Latin America and the United States\, which has allowed her to cultivate a multicultural perspective\, dedicating her career to providing mental health services to children\, adolescents\, adults\, couples and families. Sehinkman\, she is a co-founder of TeleHelp Ohio. Thursday\, October 20 at 7:00 pm ET Register by ZOOM
URL:https://globalcleveland.org/eventcalendar/inmigracion-y-salud-mental-Migration-and-mental-health/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Cultural,Educational,Health,Migration
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SUMMARY:Naturalization Advice Clinic
DESCRIPTION:A specialty advice clinic providing individuals with help applying for U.S. citizenship. Help will be available to those seeking information and assistance with citizenship applications. \nThis event is hosted with the American Migration Lawyers Association’s Northeast Ohio Chapter. \nAppointments preferred by calling 888-817-3777. Walk-ins welcome. Masks are encouraged.  \nPlease note these factors to consider for the Naturalization process: \n\nBe at least 18 years old by the date of filing\nHave been a lawful permanent resident for at least the last five years (or three years\, if married to a U.S. citizen)\nHave been present in the U.S. for 2-1/2 of the past five years(or 1-1/2 of the past three\, if married to a U.S. citizen)\, and have not been outside the U.S. for one year or more within the last five years (or three years\, if married to a U.S. citizen)\nBe able to speak\, read and write ordinary English\nBe able to pass a U.S. history and government exam\nBe a person of good moral character (this will be difficult to establish if you have failed to pay child support\, taxes\, or have been convicted of certain crimes\, among other things)\n\nClick here for a PDF flyer of this event!
URL:https://globalcleveland.org/eventcalendar/naturalization-advice-clinic/
LOCATION:Legal Aid’s Cleveland Office\, 1223 West Sixth Street\,\, Cleveland \, OH\, 44113\, United States
CATEGORIES:Migration
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