Announcements

In here latest video, Melissa Siegel examines the 10 countries that have the highest number of internally displaced people. 

In a new video Melissa Siegel, looks at how well national policies facilitate migrant integration on a country-by-country basis. In this video we look at the favorability of integration policies in the Japan. 

The migrant women chefs working with Nik’s Fudo are offering to take you on a culinary journey to their corners of the world with the My Great Cooking Class series. 

Moderator: 
Sergio Carrera | CEPS 

Panellists: 
Eugenio Ambrosi | IOM Chief of Staff, Executive Office of the Director General 
Tamas Molnar | Project Officer Justice, Digital and Migration Unit, FRA 
Inma Vázquez | Representative to the EU and NATO at Médecins Sans Frontières – MSF 
Cecilia Vejby Andersen | Head of Unit, DRC 

In a recent video, Melissa Siegel looks at the top 10 countries of origin of people displaced across country borders in 2021.

In her latest video, Melissa Siegel looks at the top 10 countries of destination of people displaced across country borders in 2021.

Mon 7 November, 8 pm Dominicanen Bookshop, Dominicanerkerkstraat 1, Maastricht For the first time in human history, the world is confronted with such a drastic change in the climate that it will affect us seriously within one generation.

Join us on November 8th virtually or in-person for the launch of the Research Network on Ukrainian Migration hosted by UNU-MERIT, European University Institute Migration Policy Centre, University of Warsaw, Center of Migration Research. 

In Prof. Siegel’s latest video she focuses on her next country case study produced by the MIGNEX project. This particular video focuses on the two research areas in Guinea. 

In this video, Melissa Siegel looks at a project evaluating the integration policies of European countries for those who are beneficiaries of international protection. “Beneficiaries of international protection” is a broad term that applies to many types of migrants who have fled their home countries to seek protection abroad. While we’ll primarily use the term “refugee” in this video, the project’s goals apply to asylum seekers, people with temporary protection, and resettled refugees. The National Integration Evaluation Mechanism (NIEM) is a six-years long transnational project supporting key actors in the integration field to improve the integration outcomes of beneficiaries of international protection.