#ERSNewIssue 📣 #ERSSpecialIssue V.48, Issue 12 is now live! Refugee resettlement is a dynamic institution shaped by refugees, policies & global networks. Authors reveals how resettlement is strategized, contested & imagined—even from the Global South:

Neighbors and Visitors: Impact of Diversity on Attitudes Toward Migrants. Authors: Olena Dominika Holubowska, Daria Dementeva, Ate Poorthuis. KU Leuven. Coming soon!. #HumanMobility #SegregationInActivitySpaces #IntergroupContact #Migration #UrbanSegregation #BigData

Black struggles, black workers? #RaceToday and the 1974 #ImperialTypewritersStrike. Author: Saskia Papadakis. Royal Holloway University of London. Coming soon!. #PoliticalBlackness #BritishBlackPower #Racism #UgandanAsian

#ERSAccepted . We've got a few accepted articles for you this week! Follow the thread below for article that will be coming soon. 🧵

#SundaySong🎶 A million parachutes - Sixpence None the Richer 🎵.

#ERSNew 🐣🔓 How do grassroots football clubs fight racism in practice? This article explores how two Belgian clubs challenge top-down policies with bottom-up inclusion. Article:

#SaturdayFilm🎬 Hunger (2023)

#ERSNew 🐣🔓 This study shows how the podcast as a medium can be used as an anti-racist tool which enables making the experience of everyday racism visible and building coalitions of solidarity and trust in the context of Finland. Article by Outi Kähäri:

#ERSNew 🐣🔓 This paper is innovative in that it draws new connections between white supremacism, racial neoliberalism, and memetic communication, as were evident in the 'It's okay to be white' campaign. Article by Mark Davis:

#ERSNew 🐣🔓 The study analyzes 300+ campaigns in France over 40 years, Johnson and Michel retrace how mainstream antiracism has been increasingly dehistoricized, depoliticized, and privatized — and ultimately put up “for sale.” Article:

#ERSNew 🐣🔓 The New Governance of Religious Diversity by Modood & Sealy offers a bold rethinking of how states manage religious pluralism by understanding colonial legacies, and the challenge of framing religion as a public good. Article:

Mapping mixed families. Author: Mary E. Campbell. Texas A&M University. Coming soon!. #MixedHeritage #Identity #SpousalChoice #ChildRearing #biracial #Ancestry

Access is not the Aim: The Violent Exclusion and Hazardous Inclusion of Immigrant Health Care. Author: Anthony M. Jimenez. Rochester Institute of Technology. Coming soon!. #RacializedLegalStatus #AffordableCareAct #RacialCapitalism #UniversalHealthCare

#ERSAccepted . We've got an accepted article for you this week! Follow the thread below for article that will be coming soon. 🧵

#ERSNew 🐣🔓 Authors suggest empirically informed model of anti-racist coaching practice used by sport coaches can effectively engage, include and develop players from diverse ethnic, racial, religious and cultural backgrounds. Article:

Anti-racism group questions England not taking knee

@tandfhss Omer and Lupo's work provides an in-depth look at an engaging and evolving project amalgamating religious studies, critical structural studies of religion and secularism, and decolonial studies. Review by Romani: 10.1080/01419870.2025.2530772

@tandfhss Constructed Movements by Ragini Shah puts forward the argument that Mexican migration into the United States is both created and entrenched through corporate and elite/state interests. Review by S. Susana Caxaj :

#ERSBookReviews 📚 . Have a look at the book review we published recently. Follow the thread for more details. @tandfhss

#ERSNew 🐣🔓 Authors propose reparations from below as an alternative notion, highlighting the relational and practical politics that emerge from life amidst loss in support of freedom of movement for all. Article: