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We are pleased to invite multi- and inter-disciplinary papers that advance the discourse on gender, displacement, and philanthropy for the Symposium on Gender, Displacement, and Islamic Philanthropy: Advancing Humanitarian Innovation on 8–9 September 2025 at the University of Birmingham.

This multidisciplinary course offers valuable insights into key challenges surrounding migrant inclusion in a digitalised society. By engaging with experts from diverse fields, participants will develop a comprehensive, multidisciplinary understanding of one of today’s most pressing and widely discussed topics. 

We are delighted to inform you that the Bandung Conference (Afro-Asian Conference), South-South Cooperation: Solidarities, Knowledge, and Worldmaking (a Doctoral Schools Course) will take place on May 6, 7, and 8 at Ghent University.

Migrant Justice in the Age of Removal details the story of Migrant Justice, a migrant rights organization led by undocumented workers in a complicated and perhaps unexpected location: Vermont, United States. This compelling story, which includes U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s use of a covert informant to infiltrate the group and deport key members of its community, provides a detailed analysis of the state of immigration enforcement in the country today, alongside an intimate portrait of successful modes of resistance against it. 

You are cordially invited to the next lecture in the Jean Monnet EU Migration Law and Governance Lecture series convened at the Law Faculty by Lilian Tsourdi.

Melissa Siegel has three new videos on her YouTube channel

In this hybrid research seminar on Wednesday 26th March 2025 at 12:00-13:00 CET, Giulia Briselli —a Postdoctoral Scholar at ESCP Business School, Paris Campus. — will present her research titled “One Bed, Two Dreams: Female Migration, Conservative Norms and Foreign Brides in South Korea”. 

The Centre for Fundamental Rights at the Hertie School is pleased to announce the 2025 edition of the Annual Workshop on Research Methods in Fundamental Rights. 

Narratives are increasingly recognised as central to migration politics and policymaking. The next MPC seminar will feature a presentation by James Dennison, offering an overview of the latest research advances on migration narratives. 

We invite you to apply for the hands-on course “Make Your Research Reproducible”, led by Elen Le Foll, Johanna Bayer, and Rabea Müller. 

Below are some research methods seminars at Instats (https://instats.org) which may be of interest to you: 

The Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies (SCEUS) is organising a summer school on European Union migration policies from 7-11 July 2025.