Great to present at #ETMU2021 #AfterCrisis conference with almost the whole team 🥳, like Marja Tiilikainen @MerviKaukko Fath E Mubeen @SA_McGregor and @PaulSulCELCIS ! Great comments from the audience and great talks by other researchers too. Thanks @ETMUry organisers!

Our team (Nick, @MerviKaukko Marte Knag Fylkesnes and @PaulSulCELCIS) wrote a chapter playing with the metaphor of navigation: How young refugees in Finland, Norway and Scotland engage in social, moral and relational navigation when building new lives in their new home counties.

UCL European Institute Mette Louise Berg anders neergaard Andrea Verdasco RefugeInAMovingWorld TCRU at UCL IOE You can also read a longer version of the article on the @NordForsk website here, as part of a collaborative report on 'Ukrainian refugees and the Nordics': nordforsk.org/2022/ukrainian… DrawingTogetherProject MaHoMe Project @EFFEXT_project SocialFrontiers Teaching that Matters for Migrant Students (TEAMS) #UkraineRussiaWar

Great work by Nick and Elina from our Finnish team!

Great to see if the poetry, stories, and art by young refugees in this book have parallels with the ones we collect in our project! earthsleepswetravel.com

A lovely feature story of our project Drawing Together 👇!

Please follow the link to an open-access text by Nick Haswell, @MerviKaukko Marte Knag Fylkesnes and @PaulSulCELCIS about how the participants of our Drawing Together-study navigate towards wellbeing!

Marja Tiilikainen from our Finnish team, together with colleagues, has published an open-access book about family separation. Please check it out!

This chapter is based on our Drawing Together-project, written by Nick Haswell, @MerviKaukko Marte Knag Fylkesnes and Paul Sullivan 👇Open access!

The first art exhibition of our project will open on 17.6. in Articulate Hub in Glasgow. Welcome visitors from near and far! We are excited!

Look at this beautiful artwork by the participants in our @NordForsk project Drawing Together! Exhibited now in Glasgow, Scotland; later in Norway and Finland. Please visit!

Story of our Scottish exhibition in The Scotsman/Daily Motion: dailymotion.com/video/x8lzssv