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Focused on making the world a smaller place, one city and one garment at a time. #refugeeswelcome

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we love a cold beach 🤍

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Hosted a small gathering at @peoplesny with some people who’ve been instrumental to my career to celebrate the launch of my style newsletter with @insidehook called Protagonist (you can sign up at the link in my bio). Was very stoked to sip some @domperignonofficial all night, thanks to my dude @tsmeeton. Shoutout to @jamesjjung for reading my work and believing in it enough to bring me on board. Photos by @kenzi__hajar for @bfa.

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10 years married | 20 years together | 2 kids | infinite stories ❤️ 9.30.16

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I can’t believe how I’m living, lost in manhattan,

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Rami Aslan Saliba 🦁 8.2.26

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A number alone doesn't tell you what a city can do.

In this clip from our One Question podcast, Samer Saliba, Director of City Practice at the Mayors Migration Council, explores how cities can better use data to inform action. The raw numbers — whether 5,000 or 10,000 migrants live in your city — tell only part of the story. But understanding what migrants bring, their skills, needs, and aspirations, provide richer insights leaders need to respond effectively.

That's a shift both MMC and IAJS are working towards: asking questions that develop actionable data for real-world impact.

Watch the full episode of "One Question" with Samer Saliba at the link in our bio.

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Migration shapes cities, and cities, Samer Saliba says, can shape the future of civilization.

In this clip from our One Question podcast, Samer, Director of City Practice at the Mayors Migration Council, makes the case that migration doesn't have to be so polarized. In his view, it’s "just this thing that happens." And it happens to be a driver of economic growth, shared prosperity, and the everyday fabric of city life.

Watch our full episode of “One Question” with Samer Saliba at the link in our bio.

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According to Samer Saliba of the Mayors Migration Council, designing cities for marginalized communities creates better outcomes for everyone.

In the latest episode of *One Question*, Samer explains why the strongest city policies don’t separate newcomers but instead include and respect them as community contributors.

He shares that in New York alone, foreign-born residents make up an estimated 40–45% of small businesses and help drive more than half the city’s GDP. When everyone can access opportunity, cities thrive.

Watch the full conversation at the link in our bio.

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second child means saving money on a photographer.
. 📸 & caption by @samerms

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in other news, come on england. They were colonisers, but they are MY colonisers!

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no one i’d rather start a new decade with 🩶

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