Central Americans confront violence, corruption, and lack of adequate employment on a daily basis—factors that force some to migrate to the United States in search of a better life.
However, many more stay. How can the United States and Central American governments and civil society support the conditions for citizens to thrive at home? Put another way, what would a holistic vision of human dignity—one that considers the full needs of each human person—look like, and how might policymakers promote those conditions in Central America?
Join us for a panel discussion that will build on insights from the Pulte Institute for Global Development to explore how researchers, practitioners, and policymakers from the United States and Central America can continue to work together to support a vision of human flourishing.