Our upcoming special webinar entitled “Forced migration and regional solidarity: Ukraine and Europe” is a first step, and will be followed by further elements as preparations continue for the conference.

With the IOM migration report’s chapter on human trafficking as its starting point, this webinar sets out to clarify current definitions of and interlinkages between human trafficking and migration.

In our upcoming webinar entitled “Climate change and migration: communicating complexity” experienced researchers and expert commentators reflect on the following question: How can we encourage greater recognition of the complexity of climate-related migration among policymakers, the media and the general public?

This upcoming panel discussion is concerned with the politics around the subject of vaccination against Covid-19 and its influence on migration.

This upcoming webinar concentrates on the ways new technologies shape the future of work, especially so in sectors that depend on migrant work.

This upcoming webinar is concerned with ethical recruitment policies and how they are implemented in countries of origin, countries of destination, including with regard to employers’ associations and businesses, and from the viewpoint of third-country nationals.

Our upcoming webinar focuses on infrastructures, climate change and new mobilities: migration and mobility depend on the availability of technological infrastructures (airports, train stations, connectivity) as much as on the circulation of knowledge (oral and written communication, education systems, academic and expert knowledge).

Our upcoming webinar focuses on nurturing future industries and issuing visa for digital nomads and cheering reverse remittances.

In our upcoming webinar we shed light on the role of migrant entrepreneurship not only for migrants, but also for the labour market and society as a whole.

Our upcoming webinar points to such changes and discusses related strategies of remote work and ICT.

The purpose of this webinar is mapping: we bring forward exemplary cases that illustrate future societal dilemmas at the intersection of technology, food, and migration.

Our webinar presents the case of a digital tool that aims at establishing fair conditions for international care-workers, it captures the experiences of international workers.

The focus of this webinar will be on migration as an adaptation strategy in situ and as part of micro-interventions in reaction of environmental degradation.