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- United States of Immigrants
- Kit Companion: Map Your Identities
- Kit Companion: LARA
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- About
unitedstatesofimmigrants
You Are
A person or group that wants to increase U.S.-born Americans’ support for new immigrants
The Problem
Viewing immigrants as outsiders, some Americans withhold their economic and social support, hindering immigrants’ integration into American society
The Solution
Highlighting the similarities between Americans and immigrants increases Americans’ support of immigrants
The Result
Immigrants more quickly and thoroughly integrate into American society, improving all Americans’ economic and social stability
How to Do This Activity (5 minutes)
Give U.S.-born Americans EITHER
1. A short survey about Americans’ common immigrant identity
OR
2. A paragraph about Americans’ common immigrant identity
3. Share your story about using this toolkit (optional)
OPTIONAL: If you want to evaluate the impact of this toolkit, give participants the pre-toolkit survey before doing the toolkit activities and the post-toolkit survey after doing the activities.
Content Developers
Katherine Sun
Emma Walker-Silverman
Alana Conner, Ph.D.
Sarah Lyons-Padilla, Ph.D.
Amedeo Tumolillo
Design Lead
Juli Sherry
Funders
