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DeZIM is a non-university research institute devoted to migration and integration that was established in 2017. As a federal research institution, it performs research and policy development in the fields of family, gender equality, children and youth, senior citizens and engagement policy. 

On the 9^th February at 2.30 pm (CET) Laeticia Cesarino, Professor of Anthropology at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil, will present the GTD Colloquium. 

The University of Oxford’s Migration and Mobility Network (MMN) and Nuffield College invite 
academics, early career researchers, postgraduate students, policy experts, activists, artists, 
practitioners, and other stakeholders to present original research during the conference “Measuring Migration” which will take place in person and online (hybrid model) on June 9-10, 2022 at Nuffield College (University of Oxford).

Join the EUI Migration Working Group, Qualifie and CERC Migration for a presentation and discussion of the open access book “Visual Methodology in Migration Studies. New Possibilities, Theoretical Implications, and Ethical Questions”. 

Russo, L. and Huddleston, T. (2021). ‘Fostering the Political Participation of EU Non-national Citizens: The Case of Brussels.’ Journal of Contemporary European Research. 17(4): 501-518.

Prof. dr Rene de Groot, a board member of the MACIMIDE, has recently given several lectures on the current state of nationality law. 

Prof. Siegel’s video looks at the current migration situation in Hungary on the basis of the European Commission Atlas on Migration. Melissa starts by looking at the stocks and flows of migrants in Hungary before moving on to looking at the purpose of residence permits and looking at data on asylum applications. 

Prof. Siegel’s video looks at the current migration situation in Poland on the basis of the European Commission Atlas on Migration. Melissa starts by looking at the stocks and flows of migrants in Poland before moving on to looking at the purpose of residence permits and looking at data on asylum applications. 

Prof. Siegel’s video looks at the current migration situation in Finland on the basis of the European Commission Atlas on Migration. Melissa starts by looking at the stocks and flows of migrants in Finland before moving on to looking at the purpose of residence permits and looking at data on asylum applications.

On the 12 January the fourth GTD colloquium with Benjamin Rubbers of Université de Liège will take plac. It will be on zoom. He will be presenting to us research from his collaborative ERC funded project WORKinMINING undertaken in Zambia and the Democratic republic of Congo. 

This video builds on Prof. Siegel’s earlier videos on migration . In this video there is a focus on where to find data on return migration, international student migration as well as updates to the UNDESA migrant stocks spreadsheet. 

Siruno, L. (2021) In God we trust: Religious beliefs and sensemaking of Filipino undocumented migrants in the Netherlands. Routed Migration & (Im)mobility Magazine, 18.