7th Edition of the Inter-American Course on Migration and Protection Human Mobility, Democratic Governance, and Social Cohesion
Organized by the Organization of American States and the Keough School of Global Affairs, the Inter-American Course on Migration and Protection is a regional forum designed to strengthen technical capacity, share best practices, and foster dialogue among key actors addressing human mobility across the Americas. Building on six previous editions that covered critical issues like international protection, displacement, and human trafficking, this seventh edition expands the conversation toward institutional responses, democratic governance, and social cohesion. Ultimately, the event aims to drive coordinated, innovative, and sustainable solutions to complex migration challenges throughout the hemisphere.
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Faculty Organizer:
Abby Córdova
Associate Professor of Global Affairs
Kellogg Faculty Fellow
