Want to know more about graduate studies in Migration and Diaspora Studies at Carleton University? Watch this video and join us for our upcoming information session: https://t.co/QzZZkbmk07 @FPGACarleton @cu_research @CUGradStudies https://t.co/3uP22E0cBg

A compelling analysis, including contributions from @MDSCarleton Program Director and a current MA student, Lilly Neang.

Congratulations Josh! - Migration and Diaspora Studies The Migration and Diaspora Studies (MDS) program congratulates Joshua Hollick-Kenyon on the successful defence of his MA thesis! Well done, Josh!

Thrilled to share this new article published in @RefugeeSurvey and co-authored by @ElTaliawi, @luizleomil and @Lerrning's PD James Milner: Where is the Policy in Refugee Studies? https://t.co/Ry98aUHrJm @cu_polisci @FPGACarleton

🇨🇦 For the first time since 2000, most Canadians think immigration levels are too high. Yet most also say immigration benefits the country This paradox defines Canada's current policy challenge. Our new article by Rupa Banerjee, Naomi Alboim, Anna Triandafyllidou & Georgiana

Canadian universities as safe havens for scholars-in-exile. What happens when we see refugees as people with expertise and skills to contribute? Listen to find out… 📻 @NahlahAyed @cbcideas https://t.co/FrqI45yiP8

@AlexLHinton @Elena_Lesley @SesaySesay18 @erinbaines @Anyeko_K On forced migration, @merveerdilmen, @Lerrning's James Milner and @McGillPoliSci's Megan Bradley draw on the experience of Burundian refugees in Tanzania and demonstrate that displaced groups move between dominant and marginalized subaltern positions. 13/

We’re pleased to announce the report Strengthening the Participation of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs): Obstacles and Opportunities is out and now available in four languages. Read the full report: https://t.co/tHGjMIVaQp

This morning, a first international conference on "Global South Perspectives on Forced Displacement: Navigating policy, practice and research linkage was launched by the Research Chair for Forced Displacement and Migration Studies at Addis Ababa University.

Join Ola G. El-Taliawi for the Zoom book launch of "The Politics of Refugee Policy in the Global South". 🗓️ 5 May 2025 from 9:00 - 10:00 AM EST 🔗 Register through the link: https://t.co/cTV0SLjrxQ

And, we're off! It's the start of the Routes and Roots conference, organized by the MDS Student Society! An amazing day to celebrate student research on such important issues. For more details, see: https://t.co/hzf7ODzPvO

Earlier this week, @RefugeesSeat's @RezGardi @Lerrning's James Milner delivered a technical briefing on the global refugee regime at @CanadaUN in New York. Read more details and see the presentation here: https://t.co/g0SqlLzX5w

These former international students and foreign workers left Canada after they ran out of options to stay amid seismic immigration changes in the country. Some are struggling. Others found new opportunities. All are still chasing that elusive better life https://t.co/dC2upHDwbR

Join us on 16 April @Carleton_U for this panel featuring @FulbrightCanada Chairs in @cu_polisci and @CUSocialWork: Navigating Complexities and Shaping Communities: Integration and the Process of Belonging 🗓️ 16 April 2025, 7pm Registration required:

Call for Papers Join us for this residential PhD retreat at the University of Cambridge Apply by 25 March! Details here: https://t.co/BsHJ6cWNC5

On International Women’s Day, take a moment to read more about the working conditions of women migrants in agriculture both in Morocco and Spain written by the Senior International Relations Specialist for the New South, @OuassifEl. https://t.co/nt8Dd9aWJK

#IWD2025 is a reminder to #AccelerateAction we need to understand the barriers faced by refugee women and girls Read Dahabo Abdi Ibrahim's paper on women refugees in Kenya's Dagahaley camp and their valuable insights on systemic gaps Read here: https://t.co/0zRGc4F3Ri

On #IWD2025 and every day, we believe that to #AccelerateAction those forced to flee must shape their future Read Brianna Parent Long and Muzna Dureid's paper on why policies need local perspectives, especially from women peacebuilders in conflict zones.  https://t.co/LT8QXc2oEe

For six decades, Tanzania has welcomed refugees. How has this shaped communities and policies, and what lessons can we learn today? Announcing the release of the video series-60 Years of Hosting Refugees: A Tanzanian Narrative Watch the full series here: https://t.co/eP4j4N3jb3

It was a pleasure to welcome Dr. Wisdom Tettey, @Carleton_U President and MDS Faculty Associate, to share his research on race, citizenship and diasporas and hear about the diverse and compelling research of MDS faculty and students! https://t.co/IQou07WrfW

https://t.co/FQuHvbfbhU This will interest @Lerrning & @MDSCarleton colleagues