Migration—whether voluntary or forced—shapes the health and wellbeing of communities around the world. Immigration, while distinct from migration, is a related concept that have significant public health implications. This session will describe the history of migration and immigration and health, and explore contemporary issues around migration and immigration domestically and globally. It will also discuss how schools and programs of public health can lead in addressing the complex health challenges and opportunities arising from migration and immigration, as well as how migration impacts academic public health as a field.

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