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The 2020 Pritzker Forum on Global Cities was cancelled ue to the COVID-19 global emergency.

On the move.A simple phrase with a complex message.

The 2021 Pritzker Forum on Global Cities will explore the intersection between cities and migration: how cities are grappling with global migration trends, coordinating with national-level policies, and responding to new realities.

The United Nations estimates there are 272 million international migrants globally. Cities serve as destinations and places of origin, as transient communities and temporary refuges, as well as safe havens and hotspots. People from all corners of the world are on the move, and cities are at the center of this 21st century reality.

Migration is one of the world’s most urgent and divisive topics. And cities are on the frontlines.

People from all corners of the world are on the move, and cities are at the center of this 21st century reality — as destinations and places of origin, as transient communities and temporary refuges, and as safe havens and hotspots. The 2021 Pritzker Forum on Global Cities will explore the intersection between cities and migration: how cities are grappling with global migration trends, coordinating with national-level policies, and developing innovative responses to manage these complex issues.

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