Read the review- India Moving: A History of Migration blogs.lse.ac.uk/southasia/2018… SSRC Climate Change, Migrate and Environmental Refugees BINA Daniel Dr Sanjukta Ghosh SOAS South Asia Institute Andy Large Camelia Dewan, PhD @cameliadewan.bsky.social Sunil Amrith Saarah Jappie, PhD Geert De Neve Priya Deshingkar Ashish Kothari Bishawjit Mallick

Ok, here’s what you need to know about the new World Bank report on climate and migration. First up - no, this isn’t an estimate of the number of “climate refugees” there are going to be. This is a report about *internal* migration [Thread] worldbank.org/en/news/featur…

MigSoKo-Monday! Latest World Bank #Groundswell report causes alarmist media headlines telling us a simple cause-and-effect storyline of climate mobilites. But: "climate-related mobilities are highly diverse and require a deeper & more nuanced approach" 👉bit.ly/3koOv5B

The #ClimateAcademy is the next series of academies co-organized by UN University - EHS, Munich Re Foundation - From Knowledge to Action and UN Climate Change. This year, it focuses on #NatureBasedSolutions in #urban settings. It's online and free. More info here: ehs.unu.edu/news/announcem… Resilience Academy (RA)

In my research, I've been struggling with terminology. Words like "forced displacement," "refugees" and "migrants" are charged. I'm trying to get more clarity on the issue of the language we use around migration. Join me tomorrow in this panel 👇 migration.ubc.ca/events/event/m…

Interesting job opportunity for migration scholars at @DIE_GDI 👇

I had a chance to read this study before it was published in Science this week. It provides compelling evidence for the proposition that, if we genuinely love our children, we will get off our collective arses and do something about climate change. theguardian.com/environment/20…

Migrant and refugee voices at #COP26 - we’ve put together a list of all of the events focusing on the connections between climate, migration and displacement happening at this year's climate negotiations in Glasgow

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh on behalf of the Climate Vulnerable Forum of the most vulnerable developing countries has said: they are aiming to prosper in the age of climate change and not cope or adapt alone. The future belongs to those who grasp that new paradigm

Not all populations are “trapped” by climate change. Many will and do choose to stay, but that doesn’t make them less vulnerable. What do we do when relocation is off the table? #climatechange #sids #Migration #immobility #childrn #Maldives The Hugo Observatory

MigSoKo-Monday Have you registered for our #webinar yet? This webinar series will explore potential feedback loops to enhance our understanding of the environment-migration nexus. 🗓️04.11.2021: 15:30 – 17:00 CET 👉bit.ly/3aDwDOL

With climate change comes water scarcity, food insecurity, even loss of homes and infrastructure. How far can vulnerable populations adapt? Could voluntary migration be part of the solution? Robert Robert McLeman investigates. opendemocracy.net/en/pandemic-bo…

How can #BigData be used for #Migration research and policy? Read about the key opportunities and challenges we identified in a cross-disciplinary workshop | Dr Rachel Burns Andrea Caflisch Bishawjit Mallick Dr.Taifur Rahman Andy Tatem et al. | UCL Open: Environment bit.ly/3ClOEgG

New paper! "The risks of invisibilization of populations and places in environment-migration research" rdcu.be/cCHx8 This was fun to work on with an amazing group of researchers @MarionBorderon Karen Bailey Doug Hopping, Mackenzie Dove, and @CLCervantesD Humanities & Social Sciences Communications

Join us tomorrow 3 pm for a virtual webinar on Migration amid Climate Change Together with Helvetas, OKUP we will be discussing local and global implications of research on migration, resilience and adaptation in the southwest coastal belt of Bangladesh lnkd.in/dz5NTZrh

I'm so excited to share a project that is near and dear to my heart. "Our land is in the river now" is an interactive StoryMap that highlights the personal stories of 10 environmental migrants in Bangladesh (1/5)

Congrats Amanda Carrico and team! Can't wait to learn more about this work :)

#SaveTheDate📢 Join the 1⃣st session of Triple-D webinar series with IOM Climate Action IDMC! 👩‍💻 Explore key conceptual categories related to immobility in the context of disasters ➕ climate change & implications for data collection📊! Reg. here➡️bit.ly/3JcINxN

Immobile and trapped populations: invisible in displacement❓ Join us in the first ever session of Triple-D (Data, Disasters, Displacement) webinar series with IOM Climate Action, IDMC DisasterDisplacement 👨‍💼! 📅Fri, 25 Mar 🕑14:00-15:30 CET Learn more ℹ️ bit.ly/TripleD-01

“As highlighted by Caroline Zickgraf today, immobility should not be defined as the opposite of mobility. For example, people can be displaced from their home yet immobile in a new location. Immobility is a multi-causal, multi-dimensional issue.”