Migration and Global Mobility

Mission Brief #28

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Think like a global citizen.

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Big problems need both big solutions and small ones.

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Migration has shaped human history. People move for work, safety, or opportunity. Immigrants bring skills, cultures, and perspectives that enrich their new communities and strengthen economies.

Key facts

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1The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in 1948.
2Over 100 million people are displaced worldwide.
3About 7,000 languages are spoken on Earth.

Then & Now

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What does fair trade help ensure?

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What is a refugee?

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