Migration Conversations by Jamie Liew
Jamie Liew
Migration Conversations is a podcast that invites persons to share their migration stories. Hosted by Professor Jamie Liew, each episode is an in-depth conversation with people who have experienced the Canadian immigration system or other migration regimes up close. We talk to migrants, immigrants, lawyers, policy makers, advocates and experts. We hope that these conversations shed light on the challenges migrants face through their own voices. Please note this podcast is not legal advice.
Categories: Government & Organizations
Listen to the last episode:
In the 4th episode of the Hawai'i series of the Migration Conversations Podcast, I speak with Dr. John Rosa, and associate professor of history at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa. Dr. Rosa’s research focuses on the social and cultural history of twentieth-century Hawai’i and the histories of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States. He is the author of the acclaimed book Local Story: The Massie/Kahahawai Case and the Culture of History - a riveting book on the legal proceedings surrounding a white woman who accused five racialized men of rape in the 1930s and the murder of Joseph Kahahawai.
Previous episodes
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46 - Local Story and the Massie/Kahahawai Case with John RosaSat, 9 Mar 2024
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45 - Law by Night with Jonathan Goldberg-HillerSat, 2 Mar 2024
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44 - White Borders: The History of Race and Immigration in the US with Reece JonesMon, 26 Feb 2024
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43 - Nā Wāhine Koa - Hawaiian Women Warriers and Noelani Goodyear- Ka'ōpuaTue, 20 Feb 2024
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42 - Containing DiversityWed, 13 Sep 2023
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41 - Writing and Migrating with Immigrant Writers AssociationTue, 12 Sep 2023
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40 - Oceans of LawWed, 22 Mar 2023
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39 - Refuge and Shaping Human PotentialThu, 3 Nov 2022
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38 - Immigration Bureaucracy & Postwar PolicymakingFri, 7 Oct 2022
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37 - Beast at Every ThresholdFri, 30 Sep 2022
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36 - Deepan's CitizenshipTue, 29 Mar 2022
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35 - Refugee Resettlement and Law's BordersThu, 24 Mar 2022
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34 - Writing, Identity and RatsThu, 3 Mar 2022
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33 - Francesca Ekwuyasi's Butter Honey Pig BreadMon, 20 Dec 2021
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32 - Kashif's CaptivityFri, 19 Nov 2021
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31 - Detention and the Limits of Legal RemediesFri, 22 Oct 2021
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30 - The DeportedThu, 7 Oct 2021
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29 - Justice Mavin WongWed, 22 Sep 2021
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28 - Statelessness & COVID 19Wed, 7 Jul 2021
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27 - From Refugee to Cabinet MemberTue, 18 May 2021
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26 - Butterfly: Migrant Sex Worker RightsTue, 6 Apr 2021
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25 - JudgingFri, 2 Apr 2021
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24 - Elusive RefugeWed, 24 Mar 2021
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23 - An Ambassador's ReflectionsFri, 5 Mar 2021
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22 - Souheil & the JAIL HotlineMon, 1 Mar 2021
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21 - A Father's DreamFri, 19 Feb 2021
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20 - Reflecting with JuneTue, 9 Feb 2021
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19 - Undoing BordersMon, 23 Nov 2020
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18 - Yodit's Settlement Work: Assisting NewcomersMon, 9 Nov 2020
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17 - The Bots: Tech Experiments At BordersTue, 27 Oct 2020
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16 - #StatusForAll: Migrants Organizing for Permanent Residence Status for AllTue, 20 Oct 2020
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15 - The Denied: Barriers Migrant Women Face to Accessing Abortion Health CareThu, 8 Oct 2020
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14 - Skyler's HearingFri, 2 Oct 2020
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13 - The Unconstitutional: The Safe Third Country AgreementWed, 30 Sep 2020
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12 - The Global Organization: Introducing the UNHCRWed, 30 Sep 2020
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11 - The Pandemic: Keeping up with Immigration Law in Extraordinary TimesFri, 18 Sep 2020
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10 - The Architect: Creating the Refugee Resettlement ProgramThu, 10 Sep 2020
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9 - The Alternative Remedy: Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds ApplicationsThu, 10 Sep 2020
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8 - Ebrahim's ImprisonmentThu, 10 Sep 2020
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7 - Montana's BordersThu, 10 Sep 2020
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6 - The Economic Class: Selecting Skilled Workers for CanadaFri, 21 Aug 2020
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5 - Thelma’s VegetablesFri, 21 Aug 2020
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4 - Milanie's GuardianshipFri, 21 Aug 2020
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3 - Mary Jane's EscapeFri, 21 Aug 2020
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2 - Roisah's StatelessnessWed, 12 Aug 2020
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1 - Trailer : Migration ConversationsWed, 12 Aug 2020
