Middlebury Migration Conference
The Axinn Center for the Humanities hosted the Middlebury Migration Conference at McCardell Bicentennial Hall on Oct. 24, as part of its "Migrant Justice in Vermont and Beyond" initiative.
The event brought together artists, advocates, and academics to discuss their experiences and work around migration and migration justice.
In a moment where ordinary migrant workers like Guadalupe and Emanual Diaz are kidnapped from South Burlington and transferred to detention centers across the country, the conference created a space for urgently needed mobilization and solidarity.
The conference aimed to bridge academia and action, providing a platform for discussion and mobilization.
Author's summary: Middlebury Migration Conference discusses migrant justice.
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