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Adam Strom
Executive Director at Re-Imagining Migration | Building Belonging in Schools
Adam Strom is the Executive Director and co-founder of Re-Imagining Migration, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the education and well-being of immigrant-origin youth, decreasing bias against young people of diverse origins, and fostering inclusive communities.1
Background and Experience
Adam Strom has spent his entire career in education, focusing on leveraging it to build belonging and develop understanding of the roots of polarization and hate.15 Before co-founding Re-Imagining Migration in 2017, he was a long-time member of the senior leadership team at Facing History and Ourselves, where he led the content development team.1
Achievements
Under Adam's direction, educational resources have been developed that have reached millions of students worldwide. These resources include numerous books, study guides, and films on topics such as identity, immigration, and prejudice.1
Current Role
As Executive Director of Re-Imagining Migration, Adam leads a global initiative that aims to ensure all young people grow up understanding migration as a shared condition of our past, present, and future.2 The organization became an independent 501c3 in 2021.1
Expertise
Adam is recognized for his work in:
- Developing educational frameworks and resources
- Building inclusive communities
- Addressing issues of polarization and hate through education
- Supporting immigrant students' success3
He frequently contributes to discussions and publications on topics related to immigration and education.4
Adam Strom's LinkedIn username is adam-strom-3b8b3712, as mentioned in the query.
Highlights
How do you build belonging in a distillery? Last Thursday night, Re-Imagining Migration cohosted A Celebration of Co, an evening celebrating Accelerating Humanity-Centered Learning with The History Co:Lab and iThrive Games. We played, got to know each other, connected, and learned from National Geographic Explorer Tara Roberts. While I was proud of the program, I think what I will remember most from the evening was the warmth and generosity in the room.
At the gathering, we shared our collective vision for youth learning in a world of migration and change. We talked about the power of collaboration and the role that sharing stories can play in an education that supports all young people, including immigrant-origin youth.
I deeply appreciate all who joined and helped make it a joy-filled, connection-building night and an authentic celebration of community. For those who weren’t there, stay tuned. There will be more good work to come.
Eghosa A., Fernande Raine, Susan Rivers
Extraordinary reporting from Jo Napolitano in the 74 about schools denying immigrant youth their opportunity to enroll.
I was very honored to lend my voice to this story. https://lnkd.in/e-WC9T7h
