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Invitation: 17/06/2025 Seminar – How resilient were essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic? A comparison of migrants and natives (EUI)

In this seminar, Friedrich Poeschel will present findings from a study that examines how essential workers in Italy responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, compared to other workers.

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Invitation: EUI Seminar Series – Countering misinformation about refugees and migrants: An evidence-based framework

Join Professor Daniel Ghezelbash as he presents a step-by-step approach to help individuals engage with misinformation about refugees and migrants effectively. 

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Seminar invitation: Adapting Citizenship and Immigration Regimes in Latin America

Utrecht University’s Migration and Societal Change research network is organising a seminar that broadly outlines how Latin American states design and tweak their immigration and citizenship regimes. These regimes entail state-defined rules and procedures that determine a foreign resident’s rights and legal status. 

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Invitation: 26/02/2026 – UNU-MERIT Research Seminar: Under pressure? Forced migration and public health

The UNU-MERIT Seminar Series team is pleased to announce our upcoming research seminar featuring David Zuchowski, Assistant Professor in the Department of Economic Analysis at the Universitat de València and research fellow at Global Labor Organization (GLO). 

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New migration video by Prof. Melissa Siegel

Prof. Dr. Melissa Siegel has a new video on her YouTube channel. 

In this video, she explains the concept of brain waste, what the main causes are, who is affected by it and what the main consequences are, as well as policy and program solutions for reducing brain waste within migration. 

 

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Invitation: 18/03/2026 – UNU-MERIT Migration Seminar Series: Second generation’s family-driven ‘return’ migration and educational (dis-)integrations in the ancestral homeland

In this webinar, Dr Nilay Kılınç draws on her decade-long research on second-generation Turkish-Germans who have ‘returned’ to their ancestral homeland, Turkey. 

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