Immigration Policy Lab

🗓️ Join us, Thursday, February 12, at 8:30am PT for the next SIMS talk. @guygrossman.bsky.social , @pdri-devlab.bsky.social, will be presenting, "Disrupted Aid, Displaced Lives: Unraveling the Impact of Refugee Aid Cuts."

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🗓️ Join us on Thursday, Dec. 11, @ 8:30am PT for the Science of International Migration Seminar (SIMS). Leah Boustan will be presenting, "Intergenerational Mobility of Immigrants in 15 Destination Countries."

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@yale.edu @siepr.bsky.social @nber.org

🗓️ Join us on Thursday, Dec. 11, @ 8:30am PT for the Science of International Migration Seminar (SIMS). Leah Boustan will be presenting, "Intergenerational Mobility of Immigrants in 15 Destination Countries."

Register here: stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

@yale.edu @siepr.bsky.social @nber.org

Thank you to our partners in hosting this event, @immigrationlab.bsky.social, nccr – on the move & the Albert Einstein School of Public Policy.

🗓️ Join us on Thursday, Nov. 13, @ 8:30am PT the next Science of International Migration Seminar (SIMS). Jens Hainmueller will be presenting, "Refugee Labor Market Integration at Scale: Evidence from Germany’s Fast-Track Employment Program."

Register here: stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Check out the full program here: ethz.ch/content/dam/...

Mass Displacement and Integration: Policy Lessons from Europe Migration & Integration

Ten years after 2015, what have we learned about mass displacement & integration in Europe? Join us on Dec 4 at @ethz.ch for panels with policy experts & researchers on crisis response vs long-term integration. @egap.bsky.social
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📣 Join us for a new monthly online (Zoom) seminar: Science of International Migration Seminar (SIMS). We have a great initial lineup of speakers including @mclem.org, Leah Boustan, Giovanni Peri, and @profzeke.bsky.social. Things kick off Ocotber 9th! Register here: stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

New evidence on the power of welcoming, in this case via the private hosting of #refugees in Germany.

Professor Claire Adida named Faculty Co-Director of IPL at Stanford - Immigration Policy Lab Professor Claire Adida, a long-time faculty affiliate of IPL, will join the IPL team as a faculty co-director beginning in July.

We are thrilled to announce that @claireadida.bsky.social has been named an IPL Faculty Co-Director and will be joining the @stanforduniversity.bsky.social community in July following her appointment as an FSI Senior Fellow. Please join us in welcoming Claire!

immigrationlab.org/2025/02/12/p...

PhD Student Position in Quantitative Online Discourse Research

Are you looking for an #opportunity to expand your quantitative social science skills and work with an amazing team? IPL at ETH Zurich is hiring a PhD candidate!! Learn more and apply here: jobs.ethz.ch/job/view/JOP...

#data4good #stats4good #impact

IPL’s Founding Director Returns to Lead the Lab’s Next Chapter - Immigration Policy Lab After two years at the International Rescue Committee, IPL's Founding Executive Director Duncan Lawrence is returning to IPL Stanford.

A familiar face is back at IPL! 🎉 Duncan Lawrence, IPL's founding executive director, returns to our Stanford branch today. Read on to learn how he’s thinking about the new challenges and opportunities for innovative policy solutions in the lab’s next chapter.
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Does Halting Refugee Resettlement Reduce Crime? Evidence from the US Refugee Ban - Immigration Policy Lab When a 2017 executive order halted US refugee resettlement, there was no discernible effect on county-level property or violent crime rates.

On Monday, Trump halted refugee arrivals, citing crime concerns. But this fear-based narrative doesn't hold up to facts. A 2021 study by IPL researchers @dmasterson.bsky.social & Vasil Yasenov found Trump’s 2017 ban had no effect on crime rates.
Read the study: immigrationlab.org/publication/...