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#MIDEQ - Migration for Development and Equality - works to that ensure #SouthSouthMigration reduces inequalities & contributes to development. Funded by @GCRF
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How can research be used to advocate for better migration policies? Next Tuesday, join us and ODI Global | odi-global.bsky.social online for a roundtable event on migration decision-making and the role of inequalities in migrants’ use of intermediaries. Register here: buff.ly/4cGoXZz


Allow us to re-introduce ourselves - through the launch of our redesigned website built in partnership with Developer Society! 🥳 Our new website reflects the wealth of MIDEQ's work on migration, inequalities and development in the Global South. Check it out: mideq.org


How can artistic approaches be used in #migration research? In #SouthAfrica, the team & Gameli Tordzro (UofG Unesco RIELA 🧡) organised workshops to translate their research findings into a musical drama. Hear how this work changed their approach to research: buff.ly/3zj7edg


We’re live from ODI Global | odi-global.bsky.social! We're hosting a roundtable on migration decision-making & the inequalities that drive migrants to use intermediaries. To learn more, check out our work on intermediaries: bit.ly/44NvFLc And migration decision making: bit.ly/3yQmGHH


Gameli Tordzro Gameli Tordzro will be speaking at this free film screening, panel discussion and networking event at Rich Mix tomorrow! More info and registration: bit.ly/46HaR8S School of Education UofG Social Sciences UofGARC

Our working paper from Alexandra Castro and Jason Gagnon (OECD Development) focuses on #Colombia and the gaps in the #labour market. To address these issues, the paper looks to migrants and Colombia’s diaspora as a pathway towards further economic growth: buff.ly/3XpndhT


Yesterday was our final MIDEQ event at Rich Mix on humanising migration narratives. Thanks to all who joined! We also shared educational resources from PositiveNegatives & Lifeworlds based on MIDEQ animations. Learn more about Animated Learning : bit.ly/3B4Llit


Aiming to foster community trust, the Centre for Migration Studies - UG team organised four dialogues with migrants and local community members. These cross-talks created a platform to develop solutions to issues relevant to both migrants and host communities. Learn more: buff.ly/3TvmtXw





#KisahKita brought together migrant workers in #Malaysia for workshops on content creation for social media. Learning how to produce videos, the workshops highlighted the need for migrants to share their own stories. Sheril A. Bustaman-Azlee explains buff.ly/3zw0fxD


New SCMR Migration blog where Toni Cela, Anita Ghimire, Meena Poudel Dr Sarah Scuzzarello Mary Setrana, Dr Marcia Vera & Franzisca Zanker - @[email protected] argue for the need for feminist migration policies and practices blogs.sussex.ac.uk/sussex-centre-…



