🎉 Exciting News! GenSeM (@IMISCOE Standing Committee) is expanding to LinkedIn! After many great discussions on X, we’re moving to LinkedIn to foster engaging dialogue, networking & collaboration. 👉 Follow us here: https://t.co/m1gnc5oVdp

📢 The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network (MSCA-DN) “Entanglements of Migration and Time in Post-Industrial Urban Europe (MITIME)” is seeking 15 doctoral candidates for its PhD training programme. Application deadline: 1 February 2026. https://t.co/kIBwbsxelD

New publication by SCMR affiliated researcher Vítor Lopes Andrade in Comparative Migration Studies finds that SOGI forced migrants make strategic decisions before migrating, during their journeys, and after their arrival in the country. Read more https://t.co/x8qBJ6gopX

📢 GenSeM is seeking nominations for a new co-chair (four years) and at least one PhD representative (two years). Deadline: December 19th Applications should be sent to gensem.imiscoe@gmail.com with the heading “GenSeM Co-chair application” or “GenSeM PhD Reps application”

🗓️ Registration for the second in the three-part workshop series, 'Life after the PhD' is now open. 🔴 When: ​Tuesday, ​December 9, 2025 Time: 15:00 CET (14:00 UK) Where: Online (Webex link will be sent to registered participants) Register here: https://t.co/O7unfFlE7U

💡 [GenSeM Migration Dialogue] Book launch event: 📅 Thursday, 27 November, 16.00-17.30 (UK time), online 📓 "Undoing Nothing: Waiting for Asylum, Struggling for Relevance" by Paolo Boccagni, published by @ucpress (Open access, 2025) Registration: https://t.co/uIorSpSpPd

Join us next week for a Migration Semianr, co-organised with @scmrjems, with Dr Asuncion Fresnoza, Université libre de Bruxelles, where she will be sharing her longstanding research on West-to-East migration. For online participants, please register here https://t.co/COK2F5pa9v

💡 [GenSeM Migration Dialogue] Book launch event: 📅 Thursday, 27 November, 16.00-17.30 (UK time), online 📓 "Undoing Nothing: Waiting for Asylum, Struggling for Relevance" by Paolo Boccagni, published by @ucpress (Open access, 2025) Registration: https://t.co/uIorSpSpPd

🗓️ Registration for the second in the three-part workshop series, 'Life after the PhD' is now open. 🔴 When: ​Tuesday, ​December 9, 2025 Time: 15:00 CET (14:00 UK) Where: Online (Webex link will be sent to registered participants) Register here: https://t.co/O7unfFlE7U

Gentle reminder : you have 10 days left to submit your items (such as publications, activities, calls for papers, news, etc.) for the next GenSeM newsletter. Please feel free to contribute!

💡Life after the PhD? Workshop 1: Academic Career Path Join us for a lively conversation with: • Dr. Saskia Bonjour • Dr. Aminath Nisha Zadhy When: Wednesday, October 8, 2025 Time: 16:00 CET (15:00 UK) Where: Online Register here: https://t.co/NYcaXrK9bm

🗞️ Are you a member of GenSeM? Share your latest research news, publications and more in our next Newsletter 🗓️ Please fill this form by September 30th 🔗 https://t.co/l4hoP47G5O

Convened by Anais Menard, the panel 'A gendered approach to capital-building' examines women’s experiences of migration within the West African region by looking into strategies for building individual and collective capital at the grassroots level.

Convened by Margherita Odasso, the panel 'Gender and sexuality in migration & reception' explores transgender healthcare in EU, negotiations of marriage migration in South Korea, reproductive injustice in Swiss migration policy, & media portrayals of refugees in Netherlands.

Convened by Jenny Phillimore, the panel 'Sexual and gender-based violence' explores the nature of SGBV experiences accumulating across forced displacement, enhancing understanding about the multiple forms of violence and harms faced by survivors.

Convened by Ahmad Wali Ahmad Yar, the panel 'Unseen journeys' examines how gender intersects with migration in peripheral settings,

Convened by Stephanie Alison Condon, the panel 'Gender and sexual discrimination and violence' investigates how gender and sexual violence and discrimination shape migration decisions and experiences, drawing on case studies from France, Switzerland, China, and Sweden.

Convened by Anelise Gregis Estivalet, the panel 'Education, Gender and Migration' addresses the complexity of the interrelationship between migration, gender, and education/distance learning from different theoretical and methodological perspectives.

Convened by Katharine Charsley and Helena Wray, the panel on 'Migrantisation'  brings into dialogue two seminal voices in debates (BridgetAnderson,@janineDahinden) on migrantisation and citizenship to bear on the empirical work of three major research projects

Keep an eye out for these individual panels, which will explore the conceptual and methodological innovations occurring in migration research through the lens of gender and sexuality at #Imiscoe2025.

This workshop, co-convened by Imiscoe SCFMR and GenSeM, aims to be a first step towards establishing an ECR mentoring scheme, providing collegial networking opportunities with peers and senior scholars. Excited for the first cohort at #Imiscoe2025