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2024 UN migration report showing global and national migration data through words, graphics, and visuals, with explanations and analyzation. This can help introduce migration as a whole, covering many subtopics.

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This video helps introduce the push factors of forced migration - when people are displaced due to uncontrollable, life-threatening factors.

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The video displays many different types of push and pull factors that would cause voluntary and involuntary migration, with supporting, interesting visuals.

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The Migration Experience: An Interview with Shruti Nadkarni

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The Migration Experience: An Interview with Shruti Nadkarni

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An interview with a student in Applied Social Psychology who delves into the motivations - pull factors - of immigrations and the challenges, physically and culturally.

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Specific interviews that give an insight into many different cases of what led people to migrate, revealing their voices and a personal perspective - primary source.

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Interviews with Today’s migrants, involoving Immigration stories, the issue of migration and Migrant crisis latest news, pictures and updates.

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A smaller scale of analysis to observe the displacement of people as a result of war and persecution. Also shows the flow of people and observable migration patterns.

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Unique visual to observe migration flow and patterns in a different way. Through the sizes of the areas, different push and pull factors and patterns of migration can be observed.

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Registered refugee map revealing which countries have many emigrants, which can be used to observe emigration spatially - a very important aspect of AP Human Geography - and identify global patterns.

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Shows immigration/emigration flow and its affect on the surrounding area. Similar to images, in which you can make assumptions on push and pull factors.

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This map shows us where migrants are most inclined to move to, it challenges the idea that the United States is the top destination for global migrants, though it is a popular destination. It helps to show the complexity to where migrants decide to go.

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Local scale of analysis map helpful for observing where people go on a larger scale. Often economics, social, political, and historical factors have shaped this map.

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Voluntary vs. Forced Migration Venn Diagram

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Voluntary vs. Forced Migration Venn Diagram

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Venn diagram comparing the different types of migration. Helpful for an example and understanding where different cases of migration may go.

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Immigration graph showing amount of immigrants to U.S.A. in millions with where they migrated from and major events that occurred in the U.S.A. Helps show what events possibly led to migration and growing accessibility with time and money.

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A specific type of migration to dig a little deeper on. Step migration can often be rural-to-urban as most are, for economic, social factors.

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A specific theory - not fully mentioned in AP Human Geography - that is helpful for seeing how push and pull factors and intervening obstacles look in a diagram, to help understand visually and simply.

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Migration Map Since the Beginning of Time

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Migration Map Since the Beginning of Time

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Flow map with time to help view the movement of people over a long time span, and to see the development/pattern of migration over time.