What is the Future of International Legal Order Series: "Displacement, the Right of Asylum, the Need to Migrate"

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What is the Future of International Legal Order Series: "Displacement, the Right of Asylum, the Need to Migrate" When: March 5 (6:00-8:00 p.m.) Where: 125 Frick Fine Arts (Auditorium) This month, inspired by the 75th anniversary of the Geneva Refugee Convention, the series turns its attention to questions of migrant and refugee rights.  With more than 122 million people displaced worldwide in 2025, we face conditions we have not experienced since the end of World War II. Along with this record number of people fleeing war and conflict, there are further millions who have set out to find a better life for themselves and their families.  Often classified as economic migrants, they are also subject to aggression in their new countries of residence: the ICE actions in the US currently represents the most visible backlash migrants confront worldwide.  Join in a discussion with experts in our community to consider where we are, who we are, and what we can do.  Featured Panelists: Rosamaria Criotello, Founder and Executive Director of the Latino Community Center; Joseph Murphy, Esq., Allegheny Immigration Group; Anouar Rahmani an Algerian novelist, journalist, and human rights defender from City of Asylum; and Ankur Sakaria, Policy Manager for Mayor Corey O'Connor Sponsored by: Center for African Studies; Center for Latin American Studies; European Studies Center; European Union Center of Excellence; Global Studies Center

Join Us: World Baseball Classic Watch Party at The Clemente Museum

Dear PMAHCC Members and Community, Baseball is more than a game — it's culture, history, and pride. We're excited to share a special community event happening right here in Pittsburgh: The Clemente Museum's World Baseball Classic Watch Party & Open House on Friday, March 6 from 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Join fellow baseball fans as we cheer on Team Puerto Rico in their World Baseball Classic debut against Colombia — all while exploring one of the most powerful cultural landmarks in our region. During the evening, you'll be able to: • Watch the game on the big screen • Explore both floors of The Clemente Museum • View one of the world's largest collections of Roberto Clemente memorabilia • Connect with knowledgeable docents sharing stories of Clemente's legacy • Enjoy wine by the glass (21+) from Engine House 25 • Visit the museum gift shop 📍 The Clemente Museum 3339 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15201 🎟 Tickets: $21 Adults | $12 Youth Roberto Clemente's legacy represents excellence, service, and commitment to community — values we deeply share at PMAHCC. We encourage our members to take part in this meaningful evening celebrating sports, heritage, and community connection. 👉 Reserve your tickets here We hope to see you there! The Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (PMAHCC)'s mission is to develop, promote and advocate on behalf of Hispanic businesses & professionals in the Pittsburgh region, while encouraging the advancement and economic growth of Pittsburgh's Hispanic community. The PMAHCC is a community-building organization. The Chamber welcomes members from all diverse backgrounds, business status and career paths. We invite you to join us today. The PMAHCC is a member of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC). To learn more and subscribe to this listserv visit our website. This message was sent to you by the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce  1555 Broadway Avenue Second Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412-553-9300 - Email us! Please Like, Follow and Subscribe us at: