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Elizabeth Aranda in the podcast space studio. (Spectrum News/Lizbeth Gutierrez)

USF professor educates about immigration policies through 'Im/migrant Lives' podcast

Bay News 9 features Dr. Elizabeth Aranda and IWRC podcast. As immigration policies continue to change under a new presidential administration, one educator is doing what she can to keep people in the know by hosting a podcast called "Im/migrant Lives."

September 4, 2025Publications & Products

Center Director Dr. Elizabeth Aranda gives introductory remarks at the IWB 2025 conference in St. Petersburg, Florida on February 14, 2025.

Center Director Elected 2025 - 2026 Chair of ASA International Migration Section

Center Director Dr. Elizabeth Aranda has been elected Chair-Elect of the ASA International Migration Section for 2025–26, recognizing her leadership in public sociology and groundbreaking work on immigrant well-being.

August 1, 2025Publications & Products

University of South Florida: A Preeminent Research University

Im/migrant Lives Season 2 Episode 9: How does detention affect immigrants’ lives?

With increasing numbers of immigrants being detained or removed from their communities by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), what are the effects of detaining them on their well-being? In this episode, we discuss the current issues facing detained immigrants and what the research says about immigrant well-being in detention centers.

July 24, 2025Podcast

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Im/migrant Lives Podcast

The podcast “Im/migrant Lives” seeks to inform the public about current issues affecting im/migrant communities, drawing on both cutting-edge research and grassroots activities to inform listeners’ understandings of the challenges affecting im/migrant well-being and ways in which public policies and community organizations can solve the most pressing problems facing these groups.

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The Im/migrant Well-Being Research Center is dedicated to sharing the latest news and information related to our research and its implications for communities near and far.