NIIC 2011 Presentations Available

Many NIIC 2011 participants requested access to the various presentations made during conference plenaries and sessions. We've uploaded them here for you.

Whether you attended NIIC 2011 or not, dive into this impressive array of resources on immigrant integration topics ranging from naturalization to education, English Language Learning to workforce development.

About The National Partnership for New Americans

The National Immigrant Integration Conference is a signature event of the National Partnership for New Americans, which advances the integration and active citizenship of immigrants to achieve a vibrant, just, and welcoming democracy for all.

The New Americans Partnership vision is an authentic and welcoming democracy in which new Americans achieve equal opportunity and are a powerful and organized constituency. Policies and programs at all levels will foster a high quality of life for all, and new Americans will vote, hold office and participate fully in civic life and economic prosperity. 

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The National Immigrant Integration Conference is made possible by generous support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Four Freedoms Fund.


 

 

NIIC Complete


Naturalization Ceremony, courtesy of Jack Storms

 

Speaking to America Plenary, on Monday, Oct 24, (l-r) Rev. Eric Lee, Lisa Sharon Harper, Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff, Ryan Clayton, Pramila Jayapal (courtesy of Jay Trinidad)

Building a Stronger Democracy: A New Decade for Immigrant Integration

4th Annual National Immigrant Integration Conference
Westin Hotel, 1900 5th Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98101
October 24 to October 26, 2011


Join us for The National Immigrant Integration Conference 2011 (NIIC 2011), an exciting event that brings together policymakers, practitioners, refugee resettlement professionals, faith leaders, elected officials and government employees, funders, organizers, researchers, business representatives, and others stakeholders from across the country to think and learn together.

The conference is structured to provide a space for people at all different levels of experience to hear from experts in the field of immigrant integration, share best practices and promising developments, and put forward their best thinking around key topic areas and challenges.

We promise you’ll come away inspired by the great work from around the country and ready to tackle the challenges of building a stronger democracy as we launch a new decade for immigrant integration.

The National Immigrant Integration Conference is made possible by generous support from our presenting sponsors:

The Bill and Melinda Gates FoundationFour Freedoms Fund