A short talk by Lily Mendoza on 'How did colonialism and modernity contribute to shaping the perception of migration?'. Presented at the Virtual Global Forum on Migration September 2020. Also available in Spanish
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How did colonialism and modernity contribute to shaping the perception of migration?
A short talk by Lily Mendoza presented at the Virtual Global Forum on Migration in September 2020
2020 Available in Spanish and English
From: The Virtual Global Forum on Migration 2020
Strategic thinkers met online to participate in theological reflection on migration and discuss the church’s response
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