Migration Leadership Team
@migration_team
The Migration Leadership Team is an initiative of the @ESRC & @AHRCpress to develop a participatory global strategy for #migration research. Based at @LIDC_UK.
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https://www.soas.ac.uk/research/london-international-development-centre-migration-leadership-team 11-05-2018 09:11:28
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Looks so interesting ammar azzouz 🥀 عمّار عزّوز ! Congratulations!
Today we are gathering to share the findings of our Connecting During Covid project and hold discussions about how to improve support for migrant communities affected by Covid. Our PI Kavita Datta is kicking things off!
We launched a free #onlinecourse with PositiveNegatives for teachers to develop their skills to explain where and why #migration happens and more. What type of data will you be analysing? @heavencrawley explains: bit.ly/3WPbFmv Course details: bit.ly/3Vg28Ej
With the UK govt planning for more forced migrant removals in its proposed #ImmigrationBill, @SOASPolitics' Fiona B. Adamson & Kelly M. Greenhill highlight problems of relying on removal schemes such as the UK-Rwanda migration deal #OpenAcess in International Affairs academic.oup.com/ia/article/99/…
We are so excited to announce this award, which will enable us to engage with our global partners to generate impact based on our collaborative research on migration, displacement, marginalisation &. minorities! SOAS Research UK Research and Innovation soas.ac.uk/about/news/soa…
NEW PODCAST: Remittances and Covid-19 Our Connecting During Covid team Kavita Datta & Elaine_Chase discuss key findings from our research with Brazilian, Indian & Somali communities in the UK, Presented in collaboration with Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) RGS-IBG Schools soundcloud.com/rgsibg/migrant…
We're pleased to share this blog on how remittances have been affected by the pandemic, from our Connecting During Covid project, written by Anna Lindley
Check out this new animation from PositiveNegatives & our sister project Connecting During Covid on the experiences of Brazilian, Indian & Somali migrants in the UK during Covid!!
Excellent article from our SOAS University of London colleague Fiona B. Adamson Rwanda plan is in legal limbo, but history shows such migration deals are unlikely to disappear theconversation.com/rwanda-plan-is… via The Conversation
Migration Sounds: A Unique Global Project We are excited to announce the #launch of a new project in partnership with Cities and Memory (@citiesandmemory.bsky.social) to discover, explore and reimagine the sounds of human #migration and #settlement globally. The project is designed in two phases. A thread...