Reminder for today's MIDEX seminar: “Journeys to language teaching in Higher Education in the UK”, by Dr Inma Álvarez and Dr Mara Fuertes Gutiérrez (The Open University, UK) Wednesday 22 December 2021, 4:00 – 5:00 pm Link here: bit.ly/3ol9AQj

The Institute of Asia Pacific Studies, the Northern Institute of Taiwan Studies and MIDEX, in collaboration with Ritsumeikan University are glad to invite you to a roundtable on the theme “Refugee policies and experiences: Japan and Taiwan in comparison” 24th January 2022

The NorITS team at UCLan has started a new project, named Taiwan on Air 空中直播台灣, a podcast series on Taiwan. The first episode has gone out today: spoti.fi/3txV8Yj #Taiwan #UClan #NorITS #MIDEX

📢Reminder for Tomorrow’s seminar: Identity and Immigration: The Case of Soviet Mennonites and Post-World War II Eligibility Dr. Erika Weidemann Bravo (Texas A&M University, USA) Wednesday 19 January 2022, 4:00 – 5:00 pm Join us here: bit.ly/3fAi4Ou

MIDEX is honoured to invite you for a book launch📚🔥Nasia Hadjigeorgiou and Allwell Uwazuruike Join us on 9th, 5-6 pm Adelphi Lecture Theatre 1 or online Link: tinyurl.com/2p9fau68

Reminder for today’s Book Launch📚🔥Nasia Hadjigeorgiou and Allwell Uwazuruike Join us on 9th, 5-6 pm Adelphi Lecture Theatre 1 or online Link: tinyurl.com/2p9fau68

MIDEX is honoured to invite you for a seminar: A fundamental feeling of strangeness: movement and cosmopolitanism in Jaime Gil de Biedma’s Retrato del artista en 1956”, by Álvaro González Montero (University of Leeds), Wednesday 16/02/2022, 4-5pm Link: bit.ly/3Lzy3el

📍TODAY at 3:00 (CET) “Colonisation and Decolonisation of the Spanish Language” Dr David Pérez Rodríguez (Universidad de Valladolid) Adelphi Lecture Theatre 4 and MS Teams: bit.ly/3sG5WCU

MIDEX is delighted to invite you to our next Book Launch series event. Join us tomorrow 6 April 2022 at 5PM. MS Teams link: bit.ly/3r0NSC4

📣Call for papers: Representations of Border Crossings in Media, Literature, and the Arts. International Academic Conference, 15-16 December 2022. More information below:

We are delighted to invite you to our next Workshop on Ethical and Innovative Research in Migration Studies: Emancipatory Approaches with Sama Kikki (Syrian Legal Development Programme). 27 April 2022: 16:00-17:00 (GMT). Event direct link: bit.ly/3vc6AcK

Reminder of today's Book Launch: "The Translation of Irony: Examining its Translatability in Narratives" by Alicia Moreno. 5-6pm, Adelphi Lecture Theatre 1 (ABLT1) and online. MS Teams link: bit.ly/3Mbpuqg

Don't miss out on our next Seminar Series event this Wednesday, 18 of May, 4PM-5PM. 'The (Fairy) Tale of Europe’s ‘Refugee Crisis’ in Graphic Narratives' with Dr Olga Michael. In-person and online. Teams link: bit.ly/3sCmCLb

We are happy to invite you to the last MIDEX Workshop Series of the year on the theme Creativity in Research. Join us Wednesday next week, 25 of May, 4-5.30PM (UK Time). Teams link: bit.ly/3MrjZ6N

Join our next seminar on the 1st of June, 4PM-5PM (UK time), "Loud and Uncultured: Talking About Eastern European and Eastern Mediterranean Migration Cultures in Prague and Vienna" by Dr Ondřej Daniel. TEAMS link: bit.ly/3lTz5Gu

Dear MIDEX members, we are hosting our 2022 Annual Meeting next Tuesday, the 21st of June, in-person and via Teams (we have sent an e-mail with the link). Find the programme attached here - we are looking forward to seeing you.

We are delighted to invite you to our next Book Launch for David Feathersone, Christian Høgsbjerg, and Alan Rice (eds.). 'Revolutionary lives of the Red and Black Atlantic since 1917'. Hosted in-person and via TEAMS on the 21st of June: bit.ly/3MWdSXt

Join our next seminar, “Colonisation and Decolonisation of the Spanish Language: Preliminary Results” with Dr David Pérez Rodríguez (Universidad de Valladolid and MIDEX Visiting Scholar), taking place on 22 June at 4PM. In-person and online via TEAMS: bit.ly/3xsWYKt

Kind reminder that our Annual Meeting (for MIDEX members) starts today at 10AM; also, at 3PM we are hosting the book launch for 'Revolutionary lives of the Red and Black Atlantic since 1917', the link is in the tweets below.