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Navigating an Anti-Black World: Racial Bias in Immigration Policies and Practices of Western Nations

  • Information
    Navigating an Anti-Black World: Racial Bias in Immigration Policies and Practices of Western Nations - Information
    Matched Team Team 83
    Name Jonelle Murray Country Jamaica
    Scholarship Else/Uncertain Email Address jonelle.murray@gmail.com
    Year 2017 Program MPM
    Workplace Category Government Workplace Ministry of Finance and the Public Service
    Department Public Expenditure Policy Coordination Division Position Senior Financial Policy Analyst
  • Brief intro of project
    Navigating an Anti-Black World: Racial Bias in Immigration Policies and Practices of Western Nations - Brief intro of project
    Title Navigating an Anti-Black World: Racial Bias in Immigration Policies and Practices of Western Nations
    Sustainable Development Goals 10. Reduced Inequalities
    Timely Global Issues 1. International Relations
    Travel
    Summary of your project This study will focus on analysis of historical and contemporary immigration policies of western nations and the impact on black travellers, including migrants, refugees and asylum seekers. It will primarily focus on the policies of North America and western Europe and highlight any discriminatory policies and outcomes which disproportionately affect black travelers. The study will have implications for several SDGS, primarily SDG 10-Reduced Inequality.
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  • Details of Cooperation Project
    Navigating an Anti-Black World: Racial Bias in Immigration Policies and Practices of Western Nations - Details of Cooperation Project
    Objective of the Project 1. Analysis of the history of anti-blackness in immigration policies
    2. Assessment of contemporary immigration policies and impact on black travelers, including migrants, refugees, asylum seekers
    3. Explore the consequences of discriminatory immigration policies on the achievement of SDG Goal 10
    Expected Benefits from the Project 1. Increased Awareness of racial discrimination in immigration policies
    2. Advocacy for policy reform
    3. Promotion of better outcomes for black migrants, refugees, asylum seekers
    Anything you would like to inform the potential partner Commitment to comprehensive research
    Adherence to set timelines