
The Migration Leadership Team is an initiative of the @ESRC & @AHRCpress to develop a participatory global strategy for #migration research. Based at @LIDC_UK.
London, England
Joined May 2018
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I shadowed a delivery rider on a 12-hour Friday night shift around Soho and wow, it was an eye-opener.
Here's what happened...
theguardian.com/global-devel…
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Migration Sounds: A Unique Global Project
We are excited to announce the #launch of a new project in partnership with @citiesandmemory to discover, explore and reimagine the sounds of human #migration and #settlement globally.
The project is designed in two phases. A thread...
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Please make an effort and come to this today!!
It cannot be overstated how important it is, not just for refugees/people on the move but for everyone in the UK, that we come together to stand up to this bill
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With the UK govt planning for more forced migrant removals in its proposed #ImmigrationBill, @SOASPolitics' @FionaAdamson & Kelly M. Greenhill highlight problems of relying on removal schemes such as the UK-Rwanda migration deal #OpenAcess in @IAJournal_CH
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We launched a free #onlinecourse with @PosNegOrg for teachers to develop their skills to explain where and why #migration happens and more. What type of data will you be analysing? @heavencrawley explains: bit.ly/3WPbFmv
Course details: bit.ly/3Vg28Ej
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One of the world's richest countries is paying a low-income country to abscond from its legal & moral responsibilities.
We put the #UK's horrifying #Rwanda asylum plan under the spotlight in @ODI_Global new #ThinkChangePodcast ft @beccahird @sorchaoc
🎙️ buff.ly/3z6xTqw
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Arts outputs help researchers to reach new audiences & also appeal to policy makers in fun, creative ways, says @lhammondsoas @migration_team, launching the first ever Migration & Human Rights Comicon @InsideNatGeo @ahrcpress @ESRC @SOASDevelopment #migrationcomcon
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Really thought-provoking & wide-ranging talk by @IsmailEinashe on how media can engage with arts to help refugees tell stories on their own terms without falling back on hackneyed tropes. I’m excited to read more of his work. What an exciting voice! @migration_team @InsideNatGeo
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Our final plenary at #MigrationComicon is a real treat! Animator Majid Adin and @JenniferAllsopp in conversation about Majid’s work as an animator and artist, his time living in Calais’ Jungle and how important art can be to refugees.
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You can attend the Panel discussions from the #MigrationComicon (happening now and all day) here: youtube.com/watch?v=wK1YSoqk…
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And we’re back after lunch at the #MigrationComicom with Jack Gelsthorpe from @I_W_M discussing collaboration btwn artists and researchers on the recent Forced to Flee exhibition. Join us online here: m.youtube.com/watch?v=wK1YSo…
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A story that haunts me from @Becoming_Adult was an unaccompanied minor who had a brace fitted while in UK. When deported to Afghanistan at 18, he couldn’t get it removed & it distorted his teeth. It was so painful tried to chip it off with a stone @KarrieFransman @migration_team
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How exciting! .@migration_team is organizing a #Migration and #HumanRights Comicon on 30 June. This is a full-day event featuring hands-on workshops, panel discussions, animated film screenings and more. Info here: ow.ly/TYpn50JHYs1
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Our @SOAS International School on Climate Migration @SOAS_SAI @SOASDevelopment @SOAS_Research @ssrc_org @SaarahJappie @ASDietrich @CameliaDewan @Ranjana_rahul @adityaramesh11 @VCDatSOAS @impriindia @SaleemulHuq2 @SOAS_SAI @kcllegalclinic @emilymbarritt @VCDatSOAS @SusVinita
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So Amazing!!! Check out this playlist of music of Syrian exile from @diduhabash and @newhumanitarian!! Inspired by our discussion with @Dr_Ammar_Azzouz & @AbirTobji @SOAS last term! 👇👇👇🎶🎶
We asked ethnomusicologist and cool person @diduhabash to make what I believe is @newhumanitarian's first-ever playlist and she said yes! CC @Dr_Ammar_Azzouz @AbirTobji @lhammondsoas whose brilliant conversation @SOAS on art, Syria, and exile got this ball rolling...
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Kicking off our first of many advocacy workshops.
Today we are back in Cardiff at @WCIA_Wales where we’ll be discussing the experiences of the Somali community during the Covid 19 pandemic.
Take a look at our schedule 👇
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As Russia invades Ukraine, two key questions for policymakers arise:
1⃣ How many Ukrainian citizens may flee towards the EU?
2⃣ Will EU preparations of recent weeks suffice?
Find out more in new commentary by our Director @HanneBeirens ⤵️
bit.ly/36F3fci
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Final report from our @RGS_IBG field research project Migrants on the Margins is out. We examined rural-urban migration/displacement in Hargeisa, Harare, Colombo & Dhaka. A great team! We continue to work w partners to find solutions. Art: @PosNegOrg
tinyurl.com/2p8us53y
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THIS THURSDAY! Join us for an exhibition and panel discussion on how Syrian exiles use art to process their experience. Co-hosted by @newhumanitarian @SOAS Ctr 4 Migration/Diaspora Studies, with @Dr_Ammar_Azzouz Dunya Habbash @AbirTobji @annieslem & me 👇👇
Join us on Thursday February 24 for an art show and panel discussion organised by @newhumanitarian and @SOAS to explore the role art has played in processing the Syrian exile experience.
To attend in person: eventbrite.co.uk/e/drawing-s…
To join virtually: eventbrite.co.uk/e/drawing-s…
Drawing Syria's trauma
Join us on Thursday February 24 for an art show and panel discussion exploring the role art has played in processing the Syrian exile experience.
























