2nd Annual Colloquium on Population Health & Health Equity: Immigrant Health. Wednesday, October 23 at 9:00am to 4:30pm at UCSF. This forum will address the role of academia, and more specific UCSF Medical Center, in addressing ongoing challenges to immigrant health and the current political landscape for immigrants and refugees entering the US. This is part of a […]
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A timely, transnational examination of the institutions in Mexico, Canada, and the United States that engage migrant populations in becoming agents of change for immigrant rights while holding government authorities accountable. Released by the University of Texas Press. HIA Director Xochitl Castaneda and HIA Deputy Director Liliana Osorio co-wrote chapter 10, Binational Health Week: A […]
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Written by our very own Director Xochitl Castaneda along with other distinguished scholars and professionals. Click here to read article.
Our deputy director, Liliana Osorio, was featured in a piece inside the Vivir Bien magazine. Her work and that of HIA’s for the betterment of Colombians and Latinx in the US is praised as one of a kind. Click link below to view article: Colmedica Medicina
This online certificate in Psychological First Aid for Migrants, Refugees and Displaced Persons is the response from a consortium of organizations to the increasing need around the world to effectively address the psychological necessities of these mobile populations. Organized by the Iniciativa Ciudadana para la promoción de la cultura del diálogo in collaboration with the […]
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Director Xochitl Castaneda, Board Member of the California Wellness Foundation, took part of the Pacific Council Global Delegation to Mexico City. This event aimed to foster a deeper understanding of international affairs and to strengthen global discourse through exchanges with key political and cultural stakeholders. At a time of unprecedented complexity in the U.S.-Mexico relationship, […]
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