This week-long seminar held each summer in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The seminar examines the evolving dynamics of forced migration. Immersion in the Honduran context will help participants better understand the role of governments, civil society, and the international community in protecting the rights of people who are internally and externally displaced. The seminar will explore US immigration policy and the capacity of the Honduran state to protect citizens and guarantee rights through the lens of international human rights norms and the experiences of migrants and asylum seekers. Participants will meet with human rights defenders, academics, legal professionals, and community leaders from Honduras and the United States.