Announcements

You are invited to contribute to the recently launched Horizon Europe Link4Skills survey that covers experiences moving to the Netherlands, living in the Netherlands and future migration intentions.

On International Day of Human Fraternity, Tobias Hillenbrand and Melissa Siegel explore whether refugee policy can unite rather than divide in Germany. 

Several MACIMIDE researchers have published articles in the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (JEMS) as part of a Special Issue on Transnational Youth Mobility through Trajectories and Temporalities: 

In her latest video, Melissa Siegel explores the concept of non-refoulement and how it protects migrants, as well as four challenges and problems with the concept in practice. You can watch the video on her YouTube channel. 

You are cordially invited to join the next UNU-MERIT Migration Seminar Series: Trust in international organizations reduces support for closed-door immigration in weak-governance regions, highlighting non-state actors’ influence.

Join the next IMISCOE Spring Conference 2025 on 17-19 March, on-site at the University for Continuing Education (UWK), Krems, Austria or online.

Major investments in migration research across Europe have yet to translate into meaningful policy change. Meanwhile, migration has become highly politicised, with misinformation undermining the value of expertise and evidence. 

EUI’s Migration Policy Centre offers this annual course that offers a unique opportunity for individuals passionate about international migration, asylum, and mobility to gather, learn, and collaborate.

It is with great pleasure that the nccr – on the move shares with you two upcoming calls: 

Are you a young leader passionate about climate mobility? Apply now for the Climate Mobility Fellowship (CMF) 2025–2026 and gain the tools, networks, and expertise to drive impactful solutions in the field of climate mobility!