The Baltimore Immigration Summit is an bi-annual one-day event, co-sponsored by Towson University and the Baltimore City Mayor’s Office, which brings together academics, service providers, activists, community leaders, and others working with and for immigrants in our region. Baltimore is an area with a growing and diverse immigrant population, as well as local government that views immigrants as an important part of the city’s resurgence.

The theme of this year’s Summit is ReGenerations: Communities, Opportunities and Challenges.”  “ReGenerations” has a dual meaning. First, it means about generations – Boomers, Generation X, or Millennial, including first and second generation immigrants. Second, the concept of regeneration also refers to how immigrants help regenerate the city, region, state and country. An example, in the realm of health, there are health needs for specific generations of immigrants (children, seniors), and there is also the way in which immigrant health care providers help regenerate our hospitals and other health care institutions.

Registration is now closed

Towson University Community members are requested to use their usual on-campus parking spots.  Parking is free and available at the Burkshire Garage for non-Towson affiliated attendees. 

Please phone Coordinator Elizabeth Clifford at
immigrationsummit@towson.edu or
410-704-5164,
with any questions you may have about the Summit.

Past Baltimore Immigration Summit Information
2005: "Envisioning Immigrant Baltimore"
2006: "Building Bridges"
Click here to see a news story about the Third Annual Baltimore Immigration Summit
from the Towson Towerlight.