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Destination Europe Learning Tool @ IMISCOE 2021 - Volunteers needed
Destination Europe is an interactive desktop learning tool based on role-play on migration decision-making as a complex process....
Conference Organisers
Please meet the team that makes IMISCOE 2021 possible and brings this conference to wherever you are!
Virtual Tours of Luxembourg and Belval Campus
Since you are attending an online conference, why not take a virtual tour of Luxembourg and the Belval Campus as well? Check out what...
2021 Speakers
This conference proposes to zoom deeper into people’s migration experiences by foregrounding how migration is connected to culture and language.
Jaan Valsiner
Aalborg University
Mulki Al-Sharmani
University of Helsinki
Semi-Panelists
Dudziro Nhengu
Africa University
Marco Martiniello
University of Liège
Wiebke Sievers
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Francio Guadeloupe
University of Amsterdam
News & last-minute changes
Dear IMISCOE-Members, dear friends of IMISCOE,
We are very happy and excited that so many fellow colleagues are participating at this year’s conference! Even though we can still meet online only, we are still united in our shared interests and concerns for people’s migration experiences. We would...
Destination Europe Learning Tool @ IMISCOE 2021 - Volunteers needed
Destination Europe is an interactive desktop learning tool based on role-play on migration decision-making as a complex process. Destination Europe -sessions will be offered at the IMSICOE 2021 online-conference and we are looking for volunteers to...
Exploring notions of home
The exhibition has been created by students of the Master in “Learning and Communication in Multilingual and Multicultural Contexts”at the University of Luxembourg.
Authors’ Roundtable Discussion
Authors’ Roundtable Discussion: fictions on migration as writing against borders Moderated by Jeanne Glesener More information coming soon. Tomer Gardi Tomer Gardi, born in 1974 in Kibbutz Dan in Galilee, now lives in Berlin. He studied Hebrew...
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Supported by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (RESCOM/19/13861532)