Migration Policy, Border Issues, and Campus Reflections

Join the BU Arts Initiative and College of Arts & Sciences to engage in a conversation related to the exhibit at BU illuminating the humanitarian crisis occurring at the United States’ border.

We are pleased to welcome our panelists:

• Susan Akram (Clinical Professor of Law, BU Law)
• Rachel Nolan (Assistant Professor of International Relations, BU Pardee School)
• Adela Pineda (Director, Latin American Studies Center, BU Pardee School)
• Jeffrey Rubin (Associate Professor of History, CAS)
• Ana Villarreal (Assistant Professor of Socilogy, CAS)

This panel discussion will be moderated by David Carballo (Asst. Prov. for General Education and Associate Professor of Archaeology, Anthropology, and Latin American Studies, CAS).

For more information on our panelists, please visit our website.

*This event is free & open to the BU Community and BU Family & Friends Weekend attendees only.*

About Hostile Terrain 94 & Our Sponsors

Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is a participatory art exhibition organized by the Undocumented Migration Project (UMP), and brought to Boston University by the College of Arts & Sciences and the BU Arts Initiative, with support from Latin American Studies, the College of General Studies, BU History Department, BU Archaeology Department, and the BU Hub.

The exhibition illuminates the humanitarian crisis occurring at the United States’ border, a crisis that has claimed over 3,200 lives since the 1990s and continues to do so each and every day.

For more information about the Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit and other programming, please visit our website.