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Det norske utvandrersenteret (DNU) forsker på og formidler norsk ut- og innvandringshistorie. Vi arbeider for å bedre kunnskapen om, og forståelsen for, de prosesser som knytter seg til migrasjon som fenomen. DNU er også et nasjonalt slektsforskningssenter.

Stiftelsen DNU har siden etableringen i 1986 mottatt årlig driftsstøtte fra Rogaland fylkeskommune, Stavanger kommune og Tysvær kommune. Store deler av driften er også prosjektfinansiert.

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18.05.2013

Being Pan-African symposium underway

Leading intellectuals from Africa and the African Diaspora are convening in the Old Plenary Hall of the African Union on May 17 & 18, 2013 on the occasion of the symposium “Being Pan-African.

Source: BizTechAfrica

15.05.2013

Stranded IOM Workers Rescued

Six Kenyans stranded in Somalia for six months have finally been rescued and flown home by the international organization of migration. The six sea men who were aboard a vessel owned by a Somali national were stranded in Puntland after the owner of the vessel abandoned them.

Source: Citizen News

15.05.2013

Greetings from America’s National Park Libraries

Filmmaker Ken Burns called the National Parks “America’s Best Idea.” Their libraries may be one of America’s best-kept secrets.

Source: American Libraries Magazine

15.05.2013

Local politicians, international experts and prominent thought-leaders to rethink governance processes

Clr Kgosientso Ramokgopa, Executive Mayor of Tshwane, international academics and activists such as Susan George as well as prominent local voices like Prince Mashele, Mzuqisi Qobo and Andries Bezuidenhout are to take part in a week-long think tank on governance at the University of Pretoria (UP).

Source: University of Pretoria

13.05.2013

LO Will Close Norwegian Border for New EU Citizens

The Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions (LO) asks the government to limit immigration from the new EU member states. Keep Updated with the Latest News and Feeds, Follow Us on Facebook Latest News LO Will Close Norwegian Border for New EU Citizens FRP Loses Voters to Conservatives Breivik Esta

Source: The Nordic Page

13.05.2013

Asylum seekers in Norway increase by 20 percent

So far this year, 3,310 asylum seekers have arrived in Norway, an increase of 20 percent compared to the first months of 2012. The number of minors among the asylum seekers, however, has declined.

Source: Norway News

12.05.2013

On the road: ‘Wonder’ at the new Adler Planetarium show

Chicago Wonders of the cosmos Cosmic wonder isn't something you left back in the 1970s — it's a new show at the Adler Planetarium that tells the story of how humans have pieced together an understanding of the cosmos.

Source: Daily Herald

11.05.2013

90-year-old denied ID thanks to files lost in cave, Prussian land swap

Renate McKitrick and husband Bill McKitrick Wednesday May 8, 2013. Call it From Prussia with No Love. After living for 88 years across America’s heartland — Renate McKitrick called Kansas home, married an Air Force serviceman and votes Republican — the 90-year-old grandma has traveled from Ellis I

Source: New Haven Register

10.05.2013

York kids bring early 1900s Ellis Island to life

YORK, Maine — The 140 fourth-graders filed single file into the Coastal Ridge Elementary School gym on Friday, where they were ushered to various tables and submitted to health exams, intelligence tests and fielded questions they sometimes didn’t understand because they were given in a language fore

Source: Seacoast Online (AP)

10.05.2013

Statue of Liberty reopening

NEW YORK -- The Statue of Liberty is reopening July 4 after Superstorm Sandy flooded the island where it stands. The statue has been closed since Sandy struck the region on Oct.

Source: WKYC.com

10.05.2013

Nation & World Briefs 05-10-13 Efforts will intensify to find Asian carp in Illinois waterways

CHICAGO -- Federal and Illinois officials said Thursday that they will intensify efforts to find Asian carp in Illinois waterways this year but cut back on DNA sampling that has scored positive hits without resulting in the discovery of the invasive fish.

Source: The Crescent-News (AP)

10.05.2013

Fourth of July reopening set for Statue of Liberty