New Facebook page for the International Metropolis Project

A Metropolis Facebook Group was launched to help members of the global Metropolis Project community and the global migration and refugee communities continue to build links and share information. You can find it at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/764434410352427/

This Facebook Group is free and open and provides information about international migration and the settlement of migrants throughout the world.

It also allows you to easily meet and interact with researchers, government officials, international organizations, and civil society organizations in the field of migration and population diversity. Through these connections, the aim is to enhance policy through empirical research and thereby to support societies that are managing the many effects of migration. Metropolis is an apolitical organization whose work is rooted in a realistic understanding of the policy process and which seeks to create useful co-operation amongst research, policy, and civil society.

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