6.3 Presentation by Tati Shirasaki on Detention of Migrants in the U.S. @YaleGlobalJusticeProgram
6.3 Presentation by Tati Shirasaki on Detention of Migrants in the U.S. @YaleGlobalJusticeProgram
Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Representing the Economic Justice Initiative at Wisconsin, Tati Shirasaki works with and for migrants held in detention there. Here she discusses their conditions and her own work.
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6.3 Presentation by Tati Shirasaki on Detention of Migrants in the U.S.

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