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T he University of California, Berkeley is the oldest in the state of California, and since its inception it has been a catalyst for economic and social growth in the region. The roots of this institution go back to the mid-19th century, when thousands of fortune seekers came to the state of California lured by the gold rush.
The university is internationally recognized for its academic excellence and its faculty has seven Nobel laureates and 140 members of the United States National Academy of Sciences. It is the best public university in the country and usually appears among the fifteen best in the world in the most prestigious international rankings.
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UNHCR is the UN Refugee Agency. Millions of people need UNHCR's help to survive and have their rights protected. With more than 65 years of experience, the Agency works in 130 countries to meet the needs of all the people who have had to flee due to war, persecution or the violation of human rights.
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UNHCR acts to protect victims of armed conflicts in emergencies that urgently require humanitarian assistance. In an emergency, UNHCR is prepared to respond within 72 hours, bringing humanitarian aid to more than half a million people.
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Citizen Initiative for the Promotion of the Culture of Dialogue AC is a second-tier Mexican civil society organization that seeks to facilitate and promote processes of dialogue and construction of agreements between various actors in society, both nationally and internationally. In this sense, tools for education, training, generation of knowledge, evaluation and impact on public policies have been created around strategic issues for the political, economic and social development of the country.
In the construction of the Citizen Initiative as a specialized institution, it is very important to guarantee an organizational structure that responds to the new challenges, that clearly shows the functioning between workspaces.
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UNAM is the largest university in Latin America and is recognized worldwide. Founded in March 2005, the UNAM headquarters in Los Angeles promotes Mexican education, science and culture in California.
Likewise, UNAM Los Angeles establishes links and alliances with universities and institutions in California to bring the University's educational offerings closer to the community.
In March 2014, UNAM signed a collaboration agreement with Cal State Northridge for the creation of a Center for Mexican Studies.
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He is a professor-researcher at the University of Guadalajara in the Department of Studies on Social Movements (DESMOS - CUCSH). He is co-director, with Douglas S. Massey, of the Mexican Migration Project (since 1987) and of the Latin American Migration Project (since 1996) sponsored by the Universities of Princeton and Guadalajara. In Mexico, he is an emeritus researcher of the National System of Researchers and a member of the Mexican Academy of Sciences. In the United States, he is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has been a Visiting Scholar at the Russell Sage Foundation (NYC). He has obtained the Conacyt, Edmundo O'Gorman, Fulbright-García Robles, John Simon Guggenheim, and Tinker scholarships.
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The purpose of the Atenea (RA) network is to provide help in the area of health, and especially in that of mental health, to immigrants who are in extreme situations, a problem that has been getting worse in recent years and in which we have detected large deficits in aid networks.
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The first specific characteristic of RA is that the aid intervention is in the area of health, especially in the area of mental health, encompassing the psychological and psychosocial aspects given the risk situations experienced by immigrants.
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The Francisco García Salinas Autonomous University of Zacatecas (UAZ) is the highest university in the Mexican state of Zacatecas.
The Autonomous University of Zacatecas generates, transmits and disseminates scientific, technological and humanistic knowledge, from the perspective of inclusion with social responsibility; train professionals with a comprehensive, critical and purposeful profile; exercises leadership and is safeguarding the cultural and natural heritage through emerging projects in the face of the demands of the immediate and global context, as well as the internationalization of the educational offer within the framework of the universal values of autonomy, justice, freedom, tolerance and social commitment.
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It makes great efforts to promote Science, Technology and Innovation through its Research activities in all the aforementioned fields.
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The Multidisciplinary Academic Division of the Rivers of the Juárez Autonomous University of Tabasco is dedicated to the Comprehensive training of professionals with a competitive, innovative and entrepreneurial attitude, capable of applying scientific, technological and humanistic knowledge that contributes significantly to sustainable development in the national and international scope.
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Its vision is to be a leading technological and scientific vanguard Division in the region, with a strengthened international presence, strongly linked to the social and productive environment, with certified academic capacity and critical thinking that have the command of a second language, university identity, values and the dissemination of culture that contributes to sustainable development.
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The State Distance University is a public higher education institution in Costa Rica. It was founded in 1977 as the first university in Costa Rica and in Latin America that uses the distance modality, and it continues to be the only public university in Costa Rica that uses this modality of education. Its central campus is located in Mercedes, Montes de Oca, San José, and has 45 academic centers distributed throughout the country.
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The Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology (CIESAS) is distinguished as a leader in research and training of specialized human resources in the fields of Social Anthropology, History and Linguistics, as well as Geography, Sociology, Ethnohistory and Political Science.
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It is currently a decentralized public body attached to the System of Public Research Centers of the National Council of Science and Technology (Conacyt), as part of the coordination four (economy and public administration) and five (social and cultural processes).
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FM4 Paso Libre (Dignidad y Justicia en el camino AC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the defense and promotion of human rights of migrants and refugees through comprehensive humanitarian care, policy advocacy and research from the West from Mexico.
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Its mission is to provide, promote and defend a dignified and fair treatment that respects the human rights of migrants and refugees from western Mexico through comprehensive care, social insertion, research, political and social advocacy.
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The Young Agenda Center is a Center dedicated to promoting the rights of young people in Costa Rica and the region, facilitating the integration and regionalization of teaching, research and outreach actions towards the young population, especially those influenced by environments of vulnerability, lacking the possibilities of access to education, culture, social, political and economic development, in order to collaborate in the development of a more supportive, inclusive, plural, participatory civil society, sensitive, free and happy society.
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We are a civil society organization that promotes the human rights of migrants by generating meeting spaces where the different actors build a culture of governance.
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Our vision is to involve social subjects in binational public policies that promote local development and
social rights.
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The Hermanos en el Camino migrant shelter was created on February 27, 2007 in Ciudad Ixtepec, Oaxaca, at the initiative of Father Alejandro Solalinde. More than 400 migrants slept in the shelter the first night. The flow of people has been constant since then, reaching nearly 20,000 people a year. Since then, she has accompanied our migrant sisters and brothers and offers them humanitarian assistance by providing food and lodging, as well as medical and psychological support and legal and legal advice.
In this context, the Shelter supports them on their way, generating solidarity practices and defending them in the fight for the respect of their Human Rights.
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Intercultural feminist organization that accompanies, collaborates and builds in community.
#HumanRights #Migration Processes #Freedom
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