Immigrant Well-Being Research Center | College of Arts and Sciences | University of South Florida

The Conference on Im/migrant Well-Being seeks to bridge the gap between academic studies and immigration policies by bringing together in one place scholars from diverse backgrounds and community partners to critically realize the potential of engaged scholarship.

Through our partnership with the organization Nicer FL, USF students will have the opportunity help a person in need of practicing English by joining English conversation practice and tutoring sessions for internship credit or community service. Contact us and a staff member of the IWRC will get in contact with

By sharing the insights from research findings of projects such as The Immigrant Youth Project and The Puerto Rican Post-Disaster Migration Project our researchers seek to contribute to the well-being of migrants in our communities.