November 19, 2022 Dear John, A warm thank you for being a member of our Migration Information Source community. This year marked the Source’s 20th year—a milestone that would not have been possible without you and our other dedicated and engaged subscribers!  Over the last two decades, the Source has published smart analysis on all manner of migration topics and touching virtually every corner of the globe. Want a refresher? We ran through some of the highlights in a recent Twitter thread. We work hard to bring you insights that you would not get anywhere else, in a style that makes research and policy analysis accessible. Will you help us keep the Source going as a premier destination for free, timely insights into significant migration developments? |
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One of my favorite parts of the day is getting feedback from readers with interesting observations and ideas. Your contribution will help ensure that we can continue providing top-level data and analysis to a new generation of readers, including students around the world. Accessible, balanced, accurate immigration analysis has never been more important—as we often say at MPI, we shed light, not heat. If you agree, please consider making a contribution in your Giving Tuesday or year-end giving to support the Migration Information Source and other crucial MPI work. |
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Best regards, Julian Hattem
Editor, Migration Information Source
Migration Policy Institute |
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