A two-year investigation examines the root causes of the forced migration of children and families in the Northern Central America–Mexico–United States corridor. The MacArthur-supported report by the Center for Gender & Refugee Studies at the University of California Hastings College of the Law evaluates the policies, practices, and underlying conditions of countries of origin, transit, and destination; and examines their effects on children throughout the region. The report also offers specific recommendations for governments, rooted in human rights.
