Axios covers partnership with Bush Center to promote immigration
ARLINGTON, VA – This week, Axios reported the launch of Stand Together’s Common Ground: Immigration Pop-Up Exhibit at the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, Texas. The installation is part of a new partnership between the two organizations and their shared goal – to highlight America’s rich heritage to unite the the nation on this divisive issue and advance positive solutions to improve a dated immigration system. Read the full article here.
From the article:
The big picture: The partnership — to be announced Tuesday — between… Stand Together, and the Dallas center comes as Congress is expected to debate immigration reform proposals amid resistance from many Republicans.
The details: The Common Ground: Immigration Pop-Up Exhibit features nine stand-alone doors signifying popular proposals about reforming immigration as told through interactive video stories.
- When users open the multimedia doors, the exhibition takes them through a journey seeking to link immigrants and non-immigrants.
- The exhibit also will highlight polling data showing over 75% of Americans believe immigration is a good thing, or that three in five Americans support a plan providing citizenship for Dreamers.
The yearlong exhibit is launching in Dallas alongside a new book and portrait exhibit by former president Bush called “Out of Many, One: Portraits of America’s Immigrants.”
What they’re saying: “Immigration signifies the exceptional success of our nation as the land of opportunity,” Laura Collins, director of the Bush Institute-SMU Economic Growth Initiative, said in a statement. “When we welcome people who share our unwavering determination and optimism, we can remain a hopeful and prosperous society.”
Read the full article here.
Learn more about Stand Together’s immigration reform efforts.
For more information or to schedule an interview, please send an email to gcipriano@standtogether.org
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