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The Standing Committee on Forced Migration and Refugees (SC-FMR) proposes a workshop for the 2027 IMISCOE Annual Conference in Brussels under the theme “ From Recognition to Representation: Refugees and Refugee-Led Organisations in Forced Migration...
The Standing Committee on Forced Migration and Refugees (SC-FMR) proposes the following panel for the 2027 IMISCOE Annual Conference in Brussels : “ Deportations as Forced Migration ”, coordinated by Eveliina Lyytinen, Marta Jaroszewicz & Zeynep...
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...
The Gender and Sexuality in Migration Research - GenSeM IMISCOE Standing Committee is accepting panel proposals for the 2027 IMISCOE Annual Conference in two thematic lines : Panel 1 Queering Class: Capital, Mobility and the Making of Queer Migrant...
Language, Power, and Social Boundaries: Dynamics of Inclusion - Exclusion Across Social Spaces IMISCOE SC EduSocial & CIES-Iscte , in collaboration with Eurac Research & CESSMIR (Ghent University), are pleased to invite you to the fifth session of the...
International Academic Mobility in a Changing Climate: Between Internationalisation and Decarbonisation Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time, yet its impacts and responsibilities are profoundly unevenly distributed. Those...
5 October 2026, 18:00 CET
This webinar will provide an introduction to IPUMS , an initiative which democratizes access to the world’s social and economic data for current and future generations. The session will cover the breadth of available data with special focus on topics...
The Collaborative Research Centre "Production of Migration" at Osnabrück University has launched a new podcast, Production Site , aimed at German- and English-speaking audiences interested in migration studies. The podcast explores migration not as a...
Dear network, After consecrating a year to the topic of ‘Finding Joy’, the IMISCOE PhD Network Board decided to create a best practice guide to help early-career scholars find and nurture joy within academia. The IMISCOE PhD Network, which aims to...
GenSeM is now on YouTube! We are delighted to announce the launch of the official GenSeM YouTube channel ! As our community continues to grow, we are expanding our online presence to make GenSeM events and discussions more accessible to researchers,...