My project, Migration Converges: The Intersection of Migration Pathways, pulls from a series of interviews I conducted where I asked UCSB students and faculty about their migration pathways. I theorized that individuals with more points on their migration pathways or greater distance between their points would gain a valuable perspective, perhaps making them more open-minded, compassionate, and flexible in new environments. I am interested in seeking motivations for the aforementioned characteristics in hopes of learning what could help make the world more tolerant. I want to use my combined interest in Global and Religious Studies to seek ways to set societies in the direction of universal tolerance.