When we think of human rights, we don’t always think of food and housing—but these are essential rights for all, including refugees and asylum seekers. Are the meals forced migrants receive nutritious, affordable, and sufficient? Is their housing safe, stable, and close to what matters—work, services, and community? How do these realities compare between Chicago and Vienna? Join the DePaul Migration Collaborative for a presentation of research from Practitioner in Residence Josh Friedman. Be the first to hear research insights on the right to food and housing for refugees in both cities, highlighting what’s working, where challenges remain, and how we can do better. We invite the DePaul community and beyond to hear our findings, ask questions, and help imagine a more just future. Light food will be served for in-person guests. In-person guests are welcome to stick around after to network and talk further with Josh. 

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