Member Events
5 November 2026, Online
Beyond Objectivity: Reflexivity and Positionality in Migration Research This workshop brings together researchers working on migration to reflect on the role of positionality and reflexivity in the research process. It will provide an opportunity to...
Leuven, Belgium
From Unrecognized Talent to Shared Prosperity: Social Investment in Refugees and Newcomers through Higher Education The From Camp to Campus Consortium Fall School and Staff Training explores the benefits of applying the social investment theory to...
25 November 2026, Hybrid: University of Sussex & online
GenSeM is delighted to invite you to our next GenSeM Migration Dialogue , featuring Prof. Isadora Lins França (University of Campinas, Brazil): Transits and Transitivities: Trans Refugees in/from Brazil 📅 25 November 2026 🕐 13:00–14:30 (UK time) |...
4 November 2026, Online
GenSeM is delighted to invite you to our next GenSeM Migration Dialogue , bringing together Dr Francesco Cerchiaro (University of Padua), Dr Mastoureh Fathi (University College Cork), and Dr Rik Huizinga (Utrecht University): Men, Emotions and Migration...
Friday 23 October 2026, Online
GenSeM is delighted to invite you to our next GenSeM Migration Dialogue , featuring Karine Duplan (University of Geneva) and Sarah Scuzzarello (University of Sussex): 🎙️ Queer Migrants Reclaiming Belonging Through Silence and Voice Join us for this...
Warsaw University Library
The Centre of Migration Research invites you to a Seminar on the new book “ Do Employers Matter? Their Impact on Labour Migration ,” edited by Prof. Marek Okólski and published by Springer as part of the IMISCOE Research Series . The book, an outcome of...
Online
Shut Up & Write 22 September, 27 October & 24 November 2026 “Shut Up & Write” is a monthly online writing session for PhD students and researchers looking for dedicated time to work on their research and writing projects. The sessions provide a shared...
online
Displaced From, Displaced Within: Queer and Trans Lives Across East Africa September 10th, 12-1.30pm BST. Online Over the past -decade, East Africa has become shorthand for state-sponsored homophobia and transphobia: draconian legislation, recurring...
Prague
From 30 August to 5 September 2026, the 17th edition of the Summer School will take place in Prague. Organized by the Geographic Migration Centre (GEOMIGRACE) at the Faculty of Science, Charles University, in cooperation with the International...
Online
Applications are now open for the Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford’s International Online School in Forced Migration , running 7–11 December 2026 and 21–25 June 2027 . This five-day programme combines live seminars, pre-recorded lectures,...