Start of a research project on the everyday experiences of young refugees in public space.
In this project, a transnational research team focuses on the everyday experiences of refugee youth and asylum seekers in order to explore the issue of ...
Local workshop at BOOST Amsterdam
The 24th of June, the Dutch team and BOOST Amsterdam organized a local workshop at BOOST Amsterdam to present the findings of the first part of the Dutch ...
Panel session NIAS-conference on belonging
9 to 11 June, NIAS organized the conference ‘Studies of Beloninging. Mapping Belonging as a field of study and establishing future networks’. ...
Mobilities, migrants and minorities in dialogue
HERA funds several interesting and innovative research projects. The 8th of June, participants of three of these research projects (‘Everyday ...
Kirndörfer, E. & Hörschelmann, K. (06/09/2021 –06/11/2021). The role of creative practices in young refugees’ and asylum seekers’ navigations and ...
Lockdowns and the hidden crisis of asylum-seeking and refugee women (Newcastle)
Experiences of lockdown for asylum-seeking and refugee women is exacerbating their already challenging circumstances and further damaging their wellbeing ...
Photovoice workshops in De Molenwijk (Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
‘Feeling at home in De Molenwijk’ This is the title of the photovoice project that Karine Versluis (Picture Bridge Foundation), Framer Framed ...
Cities of Reguge podcast
Ilse van Liempt has been interviewed for the Cities of Refuge podcast on the meaning of public space for refugee integration. She discusses some of the ...
Inspiring stakeholder meeting
5 March 2021, we had a meeting with all stakeholders and researchers. The researchers discussed their preliminary findings and the stakeholders shared ...
Second report to HERA submitted!
At the end of February, we submitted our second report to HERA providing an update on our progress against the project objectives. Although in-person ...
Lockdown Leipzig: young refugees and asylum seekers’ experiences
A short analysis that considers how young refugees and asylum seekers have experienced the first lockdown related to Covid-19, written by Elisabeth ...
