Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative

Parent: Institute of Governmental Studies

eScholarship stats: History by Item for May through August, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-08	2026-07	2026-06	2026-05
8rs7q6kx	From Forced Relocation to Social Ascension: An Examination of Vietnamese Migratory Trends, Adjustment, and Social Advancement in America	388	111	69	95	113
0hs5p8vr	Punjab: In the Bay and Beyond	232	93	24	41	74
0fj5d4x9	Zindagi: Lives of the Afghan Community in the Bay Area	211	71	19	38	83
09b3m3q4	Changing Partisan Opinions on Immigration	202	32	20	51	99
1xv9m6q6	:التراث اليمني العالمي: Examining the Rich Cultural Heritage of Yemen and its Diaspora	166	65	19	39	43
4ds9666d	High-Skilled Immigrant Workers Benefit American Industry, But U.S. Policies Threaten Them	163	33	17	33	80
6b36t8kb	Sentiments Towards Migrants Visualized	163	33	22	35	73
22s9t36c	Learning to Play, Playing to Heal: An Evaluation of Early Childhood Education Access for Refugee Children in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh	154	33	16	27	78
6s9272n4	Looking Ahead Post-Midterms: Asian American Engagement in Politics	131	41	19	30	41
73b3352c	Immigrant Rights Are American Values	129	26	12	36	55
3fp4603f	Links between Anti-Immigrant Bias and Racial Prejudice in California	126	35	32	19	40
26w0r648	Essential Workers or Exports: Filipino Nurses in the Era of COVID-19	121	25	11	23	62
1740w2nm	Indigenous Latinx Students: Visibility and Empowerment in the American School System	114	16	18	20	60
8bw6c5dc	“Belonging Beyond Borders:A Tale of Historical Reminiscence, Black Diasporic Communities, and Me”	102	24	16	13	49
0z525619	Between Home and Homeland: Redefining Cambodian American Identity Through Transnational Youth Activism	100	19	10	26	45
882776xn	Essential Workers or Exports: Filipino Nurses in the Era of COVID-19	97	30	18	26	23
8qm9018n	Addressing Migrant Farmworker Injury in the United States	97	28	14	23	32
62b8z02r	Yellow Peril and COVID-19, Historically and Politically Contextualizing Anti- Asian Racism	95	21	8	20	46
19k9165x	Balancing Open Science and Ethics in Migration Research	92	26	14	11	41
6z08g9m0	Building Resilience: Strengthening Social Services for Latinx Immigrant Families following a Deportation Related Family Separation	88	18	11	18	41
6wg309cq	The Impact of COVID-19 on Filipino Nurses: An Intersectional and Scientific Look at Public Health	85	19	9	17	40
6gz8k2rr	Addressing California Farmworkers’ Mental Health & Food Security During the Pandemic	82	18	8	16	40
49g244nj	Conservative Jurisprudence and Noncitizens’ Political Voice	78	12	2	17	47
1dt4k4vg	Immigrants Lack Access to Legal Representation	76	25	9	14	28
188369k4	A Public Health Crisis in the Shadows	68	20	13	15	20
0nj0d2b2	Reconsidering Immigration Enforcement During COVID-19: an Opportunity to Set Our Priorities Straight	67	22	3	12	30
50t9f1dh	Addressing the Shift in Child Welfare Practices Serving Latinx Immigrant Population During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Policy Recommendations and Future Directions	63	11	11	9	32
8457s7t9	Attempts to Cancel DACA Produce Negative Affects on Health	58	20	8	15	15
5c68b54f	The Rich Yemeni Coffee Culture and Social Interaction Amongst the Yemeni CommunityPreface	2	1	1

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