Recent Press Coverage
Links to a Selection of Press Coverage:
LA Times: Born in the USA and Working in the Fields—What Gives?
Fortune: Re-Thinking The Refugee Crisis
USA Today: How Climate Change Could Drive Immigration to the United States from Mexico
The Independent: Welcoming refugees with plots of land and cash 'gives boost to localeconomy'
CBS News (video): Trump Threats, Minimum Wage, Overtime Hitting California Farmers Hard
African Business: New Research finds Humanitarian Assistance to Refugees boosts Uganda’s Economy
LA Times: As California's labor shortage grows, farmers race to replace workers with robots
Wall Street Journal: U.S., Mexico Increasingly Competing for Farm Labor
Fox News: Farmers fear even greater labor shortage under new Obama policy
CNBC: What's Really Behind the Decline in Mexican Farm Workers?
Voice of America: In Rwanda, Refugees Generate Income for Surrounding Communities
Washington Post: We’re running out of farm workers. Immigration reform won’t help
Phys.org: Study reveals troubling loss in Mexico's maize genetic diversity
Smithsonian: Once Mexico Had a Wealth of Corn; Now It’s Left With a Genetically Boring Monocrop
ReliefWeb: Economic Impact of Refugee Settlements in Uganda
Undark Magazine: Far from Being a Burden, Research Suggests Refugees Come with Benefits
India Today: Refugees can offer economic boost to host countries: Study
IFPRI: Study: Refugees can boost host economies
Public Finance International: Refugees boost the economy of host communities finds study
Coastweek: New refugee aid model boosts local incomes in Uganda: UN report
Business Standard: Refugees can offer economic boost to host countries
The Ugandan: Giving land to refugees ‘contributes to Uganda economy’
Farm Policy News: Trump Administration Immigration Policies Could Hamper Some Ag Sectors
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