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Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2019 at 01:40
Subject: H-Scholar: Independent scholars who are immigrants find a niche in Brooklyn (comment)
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Greetings Olowatoyin Adepoju,
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Independent scholars who are immigrants find a niche in Brooklyn (comment)
Friends:
Many people who immigrate to the US (or other countries) have advanced degrees and/or professional experience and training that they are unable to use in their new home country due to regulatory roadblocks or displacement.
The Brooklyn library in New York City has created an opportunity for them to share their expertise through a program it calls "University Open Air":
Below is a link to a story about the program and to tweets about sessions that have been offered this summer.
Margaret
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