Ep1 How Cities Shape the Refugee Experience with Chris Cambises
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Ep1 How Cities Shape the Refugee Experience with Chris Cambises
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In this first episode we set the context, we start at the beginning. What is the genesis of immigration policy in the United States? How did the resettlement of Southeast Asian War Refugees change immigration? Join us as we speak with Chris Cambises on the role of cities past, present, and future on immigration policy.
Chris Cambises is the new Head of Politics, Press & Public Affairs at the British Consulate in San Francisco. Previously, Chris was the Immigrant Affairs Manager at the City of San Jose’s Office of Racial Equity. Chris has more than a decade of experience supporting refugee and immigrant communities across the United States and around the world. Chris served in various positions in the nonprofit and humanitarian relief field, specializing in refugee resettlement, immigration policy, forced migration, emergency management, and philanthropy. Chris has worked in over a dozen countries on four continents including service with the Red Cross in North Africa, the Horn of Africa, and Southern Europe.
Trigger Warning: This episode discusses war and gun violence.
Music Credit: Blue Wind Blow by Blue Dot Sessions