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@UniofOxford's Centre on Migration, Policy and Society conducts high-quality research, develops theory & facilitates knowledge exchange. Based at @oxford_anthro
Oxford, UK
Joined August 2010
🏙️ New Seminar Series - Welcoming Cities: Arrival Infrastructure. Convened by @jacquibroadhead of the Global Exchange on Migration and Diversity and Nihad El-Kayed of DeZIM-Institut, this series will tackle questions of welcoming, arrival, integration and inclusion in cities.
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📌 The seminar series will be held both online and in person, with sessions at Kellogg College, Oxford, and BIM, Berlin. 🌎 Attendance is free and open to all. ➡️ Register here:
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THIS WEEK📢📢📢 What factors promote or inhibit immigrant senses of #belonging? How can we utilise #research findings to encourage greater inclusiveness and empowerment of #immigrants within #British society? ✨Promoting Immigrant Belonging and Well-Being Across National and
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Expert Comment: How can we make the UK more welcoming for newcomers and communities? Jacqueline Broadhead, (Director of the Global Exchange on Migration and Diversity @compas_oxford), explains how the UK’s investment in supporting newcomers can be made more effective ⤵️
NEW: Oxford research shows the UK spent £20bn over 10 years to support newcomer integration and community cohesion. @compas_oxford’s Jacqueline Broadhead shares how this investment could be more effective ⬇️
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2/ A PEAK Urban framework, designed by: @AromarRevi, Director, @iihsin Michael Keith, Professor at @COMPAS_oxford, @UniofOxford
@SusanPa93323380, Professor, School of Geography, @BristolUni
@NeaveOClery, Associate Professor, @CASAUCL, @ucl
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URGENT action needed to remove barriers faced by Bangladeshi and Pakistani women in London pursuing their career aspirations. @d_turcatti (Postdoctoral Affiliate @COMPAS_oxford @oxford_anthro ) 'Bangladeshi and Pakistani women in good work: Barriers to entry and progression.'
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🎓 Think students are just here to study? Think again. At the #OxfordUniversity SDG Impact Lab, Fellows are applying research to real-world challenges from classrooms to communities, councils to corporate HQs. 👉 https://t.co/696Qrzf7Cj Download our Impact Book and pass it on.
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☺️Monday mood booster @BBCRadio4 Inside Health presenter @JamesTGallagher laces up for a jog with Dr @Arran_Davis (Departmental Lecturer @oxford_anthro ) to explore the links between social interaction and physical activity. Listen from 23.13:
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Cystic fibrosis care, AI in cancer screening & science of run clubs.
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"A more balanced account of the costs and benefits of local state #capitalism could provide greater understanding for the 21st century in those advanced #economies, like Britain, that are also searching for economic growth..." Read on here: https://t.co/UfSwpBNNn3
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From Professor Michael Keith, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK
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Insights from Professor Michael Keith on #China and #urbanism featured in the @FT this week🌆 Read the article: https://t.co/UfSwpBNNn3
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From Professor Michael Keith, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK
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NEW: Oxford research shows the UK spent £20bn over 10 years to support newcomer integration and community cohesion. @compas_oxford’s Jacqueline Broadhead shares how this investment could be more effective ⬇️
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#AnthroHighlights 🐒 Love chimpanzees? Take a look through some of our groundbreaking research by @oxford_anthro colleagues over the past year!
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I'm thrilled to have received the Turkish translations of my monograph, "Smart Borders, Digital Identity and Big Data: How Surveillance Technologies Are Used Against Migrants." We had a great launch event today in Ankara, meeting with migration scholars. @COMPAS_oxford
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While I’m expanding into public health, I remain committed to my #academic work on #migration and #inclusion. I’ll continue my affiliation with @COMPAS_oxford and collaborate with mentors and colleagues. (Fittingly, at GCC, the #migration team sits within public health!)
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Given the Israel-Iran conflict, we asked how important is Iranian migration to the UK? Quite - Iranians have been the top nationality among asylum seekers and small boat arrivals recently. UK was the top European destination for Iranian asylum seekers in '24. Commentary below.
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Join us at the MIrreM final conference: 📆 11 September 2025, 9 am – 2 pm 🌍 Brussels & online ℹ️ https://t.co/NHdIgGdpl3 We’ll discuss: How can we measure irregular migration? What are the policy responses to irregular migration? What is the impact of regularisation policies? 🧵
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📢Don't miss this @vox_dev article co-authored by DPhil student Vittorio Bruni outlining the 'cascade of effects' triggered by aid cuts and delays in Kakuma - plus 3 key implications for policymaking. Read in full ⬇️ @COMPAS_oxford @ODID_QEH
🆕 What happens when humanitarian aid is cut or delayed? Vittorio Bruni (@oxford_anthro @ODID_QEH) & @OlivierSterck (@IOBUA @refugeestudies) demonstrate how aid cuts are having dramatic impacts on food security in one of the world's largest refugee camps:
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Join us for a book talk at COMPAS tomorrow, June 19 - @susanbanki's "The Ecosystem of Exile Politics" with discussant Anita Fábos (@ClarkUniversity) and @COMPAS_oxford's Nick Van Hear!
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Where does informal support to migrants fit within multi-level governance frameworks? Want to learn more? Hear Thomas Lacroix & Louise Hombert address this topic at our next C-MISE @COMPAS_Oxford webinar on 24 June at 2pm (GMT+1). Sign up here: https://t.co/2pTawaqdHl
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