Different topics to the project
Integration Policy of Tomorrow
How can new immigrants be supported in settling in and communities in integrating them? A working group has developed hands-on approaches.
European societies are facing an unprecedented set of challenges—from aging populations, rapidly changing labor...
The arrival of hundreds of thousands of migrants in Europe during 2015-2016 catapulted integration policymakers from...
The rapid arrival of historic numbers of refugees and migrants in 2015–16 reignited discussions in Europe about the...
In 2028, European labor markets are likely to look quite different than they do today. Technological trends such as...
The MPI Europe-BIT report investigates whether similar approaches could be used by integration policymakers....
Civic education in Europe is being asked to perform a patchwork of shifting, and occasionally competing, functions....
Though the immediate pressures Germany faced during the 2015–16 European migration and refugee crisis have eased...
Children who arrive in Europe as immigrants or who have immigrant parents face a variety of barriers to success in...
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Despite the size of this population of kids age 0 - 5, most local and federal institutions lack systems to identify and collect key information on Dual Language Learners (DLLs) in early childhood programs.
A new pair of MPI reports sketches the benefits and challenges of comprehensive identification efforts and presents a framework for ending the invisibility of DLLs in early childhood education and care (ECEC) systems.
Report: https://www.migrationpolicy.org/research/dual-language-learner-identification-procedures-policies
Framework: https://www.migrationpolicy.org/research/framework-dual-language-learner-identification
A large and growing number of young children in the United States have at least one parent who speaks a language other than English at home. These Dual Language Learners (DLLs) have been shown to benefit considerably from high-quality early childhood programs, but better data are needed to make sure...
