About The E Pluribus Unum Prizes Too often the debate over the need to reform US immigration laws leaves little room for issues of immigrant integration. The E Pluribus Unum Prizes were established in 2009 to help others learn more about this important work and to honor the efforts of those who are creating stronger, more unified and successful communities by strengthening relationships between native-born and foreign-born Americans, and by helping immigrants and their children to succeed in the United States. The J.M. Kaplan Fund has generously provided support for these awards over the course of five years in order to focus attention on successful integration initiatives and to inspire and provide program models to others around the United States who might also undertake such efforts. The awards program is coordinated by the Migration Policy Institute's National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy (NCIIP) - a hub for groups and individuals around the United States who seek to build their knowledge and skills in the area of immigrant integration. An Advisory Board of experts assists the NCIIP's staff in selecting Prize winners. The Advisory Board is comprised of experts in program evaluation and/or in immigrant integration and its various subfields.
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The E Pluribus Unum Prizes are a project of MPI's
National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy.