In a new episode of the London School of Economics podcast Displacement Urbanism, @ausis.bsky.social professor @tazreenasajjad.bsky.social shares findings from her current research project on migration and displacement in Bangladesh. Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/6i5E...

A wonderful opportunity to be in conversation with Dr Romola Sanyal from LSE about #displacement, #migration and #charlands in #Bengal and especially contemporary #Bangladesh. #politicalecology #climatecrisis open.spotify.com/episode/6i5E...

www.american.edu/sis/research... #refugees #borders #Rohingya #Bangladesh #offshoring #GlobalSouth #migration #migrants

a thing historians will marvel about when they study this era is the extent to which the "war is a thing that happens to poorer, browner people" class went about systematically dismantling every aspect of the global political order that confined the costs of war to poorer and browner people

The highly lucrative US private #immigration #detention industry - which is fast expanding - has a long history and has thrived under multiple administrations. Read my recently co-authored piece with recent SIS MA graduate Jack Spehn theimmigrationlab.org/blog/f/deten...

Great explainer on how the current administration is recklessly and irrationally going after international students (by my wonderful colleague @tazreenasajjad.bsky.social)

Since this recording, there have further changes to US policies on #immigration. Still it is pertinent in its overview of US #immigration history, & impacts of the recent changes. www.american.edu/sis/big-worl...

This piece takes a quick look at the current suspension of the US #refugee #resettlement, #USRAP and its immediate impact and a look back in history in terms of its past suspensions and their consequences. theconversation.com/i-study-refu...

#Deportations did not begin with the Trump admin. According to #MPI, the Biden admin was on pace to match the past Trump admin nos. Between 2021 - Feb 2024, there were 1.1 million deportations. The invisibility of expulsions & their current visibility is what needs scrutiny.

📢 For #16DaysOfActivism, Tazreena Sajjad delves into the sexual & gender-based violence faced by Rohingya women and girls at every stage of their displacement—from persecution in Myanmar to abuse in Bangladesh camps and dangerous land & maritime journeys:

Am very new here, escaping Twitter/X. Posts on areas of interest coming soon!