Migratory movements in Central and North America have been determined by diverse political, economic, environmental, social and cultural factors.
The health of migrants is not only determined by individual biological aspects, but also by broader socio-economic factors such as social and community networks, living conditions, education, emplo...
The number of people who decide to migrate is continually increasing. However, the experience of indigenous people has been systematically excluded from international migration frameworks. There is...
The lack of consistent data and collection techniques among countries inhibits the accurate identification of migration trends, as well as the impact that migration has on the institutional framewo...
The export of raw materials, hydrocarbons, and minerals occupy a prominent place in Latin America’s economic model. However, due to the extraction characteristics of some of these resources, enviro...
In this platform developed by the IOM you will find a series of courses and products to learn about migration..¡Welcome E-campus!
A platform for humanizing migrants’ stories in their own words.
