On 18 June 2026 we will then welcome US-Eritrean scholar Dawit Woldu (Houston-Clear Lake) for a talk on "Eritrean Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the US - Challenges and Achievements". See poster for event details 🌎👊🔥

The Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology at Munich University will organise an Action Day, 16 June 2026, with discussion events, invited activists and a film screening on Rohingya refugees ("When the Water Horse Seeks a New Home", Andrianus „Oetjoe“ Merdhi, 2026).

As part of Refugee Week 2026, The University of Manchester is hosting an event on campus for staff and students: 📆18th June ⏰1 - 2pm 🔗 Sign up: The University of Manchester: A University of Sanctuary explored. – Fill in form [forms.office.com]

📚Check out the insightful ‘Border Afterlives’ - a new book by archaeologist Gabriella Soto Soto focuses on migrant border-crossing mortality, how and why these deaths occur, and the often inadequate forms of forensic death investigation this population receives in the aftermath.

Check out this insightful interview with migration studies pioneer Nina Glick Schiller 🎤 Nina is the visionary behind the Network. Nina is joined by Karina Quintanilha whose research examines how law, labour and inequality shape migrant lives across borders today 🌍

‼️Event announcement: Arizona State University is hosting a one day event titled ‘Immigration Enforcement, Resistance, and Narratives Through the Lens of Mixed-Status Families’. 📍W. P. Carey Foundation Armstrong Great Hall 📆April 9th ⏰9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.   Register here: tiny.cc/mixtedstatusapril9

From Shahram Khosravi, an essay on the Network's blog page that originally appeared in "Cabinet Magazine," that is an essential read for our times: "Unmaking is never the end of the story. The will to remake again is not born outside defeat but inside it."  🔥💪🌍

We invite you to co-sign an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Mark Carney opposing Bill C-12, the Strengthening Canada's Immigration System and Borders Act. Our collective voice adds critical weight at a moment when the bill is before the Senate and can still be stopped or amended.

Professors Tricia Redeker Hepner and Richard G Newhauser call out university administration for failing to show courage to state that ICE is unwelcome nor care for its own community. At each of their campuses, they are organizing independently of management to do what our leadership has not. 💪🔥

“Outsmarting Sanctions" - Emrah Yildiz brings us into a human story, tracing cross-border trade from Iran to Turkey showing it as a form of experimentation in mitigating US sanctions. 🚫🌍🧠⚖️ Link to open access article below! 🔗https://anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/amet.70050

🌍The Global Strategic Litigation Council: ⚖️The Council advances the rights of displaced communities through strategic litigation and advocacy. Our collective power enables forcibly displaced people to rebuild their lives with dignity and in safety. www.global-council.org

‼️Check out: Stuck in the Law: Migration, Paperwork and Absurdity in Milan, Italy": This compelling article by anthropologist Stefano Pontiggia describes the migratory experience of Merule, a Nigerian migrant whose situation uncovers specific paradoxical effects of the Italian migration regime.

💻Join us for this upcoming webinar: Navigating Methodological & Ethical Challenges in Migration Research Hosted by the ASA International Migration Section 📆Friday, February 6 at 2 PM EST / 11 AM PST NewSchool.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Immigrant Defense Project (IDP): Resources IDP provides invaluable resources in one central place. Theirs is an invaluable, multipronged strategy of advocacy, litigation, legal advice and training, community defense, grassroots alliances, and strategic communications.

Detention Landscapes - an evidence based platform which profiles detention centres in Greece and Italy, in which migrants are being held and treated abhorrently. @borderviolence.bsky.social @mobileinfoteam.bsky.social

📚 Migration as Anchorage: Ethnography of a Palestinian Family in London by Michelle Obeid ~ On a temporary visit to London, a Palestinian family found themselves unable to return to Gaza during Israel’s 2008 war on their city. www.berghahnbooks.com/title/ObeidM...

📚 Book Recommendation 📚 A rare look at the phenomenon of onward migration, The Horizon Line explores the complexities of this form of movement and brings to life the world of these “twice migrants” through comics. An empathetic deep dive into the continual movement required of migrants.

A snapshot of just some of the 37 events which took place for our Global Teach In/Out. We would like to say a massive thank you to all of our organisers - without you, this would not have been possible. Your leadership, creativity and bravery to challenge harmful narratives has been awe-inspiring. ❤️

Discover ‘Crossing Lines’, a powerful graphic anthology co-created by migration scholars and comics artists to explore topics such as displacement identity, and community. utppublishing.com/doi/preview-...

Our Global Teach In/Out was a massive success! We had 37 events worldwide (check out our map below!) facilitating meaningful discussion and open dialogue surrounding issues relating to migration. A wonderful day of learning, advocacy, and understanding ✊🌍❤️ www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/v...

Full list of events for our Global Teach In/Out: Find one near you! 🌍 migrationscholarsmobilize.org/upcoming-eve...

Tomorrow’s Global Teach In/Out is fast approaching! We are so excited to announce even more events which aim to hold space for meaningful conversation surrounding migration 🌎✊ keep an eye on our posts to find an event near you! Check out the poster below for details of this event!

Tomorrow’s Global Teach In/Out is fast approaching! We are so excited to announce even more events which aim to hold space for meaningful conversation surrounding migration 🌎✊ keep an eye on our posts to find an event near you! Check out the poster below for details of this event!

Tomorrow’s Global Teach In/Out is fast approaching! We are so excited to announce even more events which aim to hold space for meaningful conversation surrounding migration 🌎✊ keep an eye on our posts to find an event near you! Check out the poster below for details of this event!

Event announcement! 🔔 Join us for this event, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative 🌎 where we will partake in meaningful discussions and stand in solidarity with refugees and migrants everywhere. See poster for all details!

Event announcement! 🔔 Join us for this event, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative 🌎 where we will partake in meaningful discussions and stand in solidarity with refugees and migrants everywhere. See poster for all details!

Event announcement! 🔔 Join us for this event, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative 🌎 where we will partake in meaningful discussions and stand in solidarity with refugees and migrants everywhere. See poster for all details!

Event announcement! 🔔 Join us for this event, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative 🌎 where we will partake in meaningful discussions and stand in solidarity with refugees and migrants everywhere. See poster for all details!

Event announcement! 🔔 Join us for this event, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative 🌎 where we will partake in meaningful discussions and stand in solidarity with refugees and migrants everywhere. See poster for all details!

Event announcement! 🔔 Join us for this event, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative 🌎 where we will partake in meaningful discussions and stand in solidarity with refugees and migrants everywhere. See poster for all details!

Event announcement! 🔔 Join us for this event, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative 🌎 where we will partake in meaningful discussions and stand in solidarity with refugees and migrants everywhere. See poster for all details!

Venice - join us for this discussion on border violence on Nov 11th as part of our Global Teach In/Out. ✊

Join us for this event as part of our Global Teach In/Out on November 11th. We have events happening across the globe, so keep an eye on our socials for one happening near you ✊

Join us for a full day of mobilisation at the University of Sheffield on 11/11/2025 from 11am to 4pm (no need to register) Programme and more information here: sheffield.ac.uk/migration-re...

Join the teach in/outs of @migrationscholars.bsky.social - Osnabrück/ Germany, 11 Nov, 16-18h, University, Counter the Production of Migration as Crisis! Share, discuss, think, act.

NYC - we are delighted to bring this event to you, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative. Please refer to poster for all details! ✊

Bern, Switzerland - we are delighted to bring this event to you, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative. Please refer to poster for all details! ✊

Bristol - we are delighted to bring this event to you, as part of our Global Teach In/Out initiative. Please refer to poster for all details! ✊

We are delighted to announce this event as part of our Global Teach In/Out on November 11th. See poster for all info ✊

Upcoming Event! - Australia As part of our Global Teach In/out initiative, The University of Wollongong, Australia will be hosting this event - Challenging Refugee Rights. 📆 November 11th 📍 UOW Campus Building 19.2072b or on Zoom - use the QR code in the poster to register.

The Global Teach-In/Teach-Out 2025: “Migration as a Social Good: We Stand with Migrants” 📅 When: 11 November 2025 
 ✨ Organizers — now’s the time to get involved!
Host your own Teach-In/Teach-Out and create space for open dialogue. 🔗 Register your event today: migrationscholarsmobilize.org/new-page

This discussion is part of the Global Teach In/out events organised by Migration_Scholars_Global_Network 📍Birkbeck Cinema 43 Gordon Square London 📆11 November 1pm Join us! and join the network www.instagram.com/migration_sc... www.facebook.com/profile.php?... @migrationscholars.bsky.social

Join us for the launch of the latest issue of Migration and Society, an international peer-reviewed journal exploring global research on migration, solidarity, and refugee experiences. 📆 October 21st ⏰ 16:30 - 18:30 (GMT +1) 📍 Online (register to receive the link) www.ucl.ac.uk/social-histo...

📚 Important Read: insightfully reviewed by anthropologist Fiona Murphy, “Small Boat” is a novel written by Vincent Delecroix. This devastating novel examines the institutional indifference which led to the drowning of 27 people in the English Channel in 2021. theconversation.com/small-boat-t...

📚Upcoming Book Talk: Refugee Dehumanisation and Migrants as Moral Agents: The Current Repressive Movement Through the Lens of Two Books. 📆 Thursday, October 9th ⏰ 3pm 📍79 5th Ave, Room 1618, New York 🔗 Don’t miss out! Register here: event.newschool.edu/booktalkrefu...

Essential reading for those on the front lines protecting migrant and refugee rights: city officials, community organizations, legal advocates, and researchers, produced by Soli*City Research Network and the Zolberg Institute. rshare.library.torontomu.ca/articles/rep...

Check out Hostile, an award winning feature length documentary, examining the horrifying impact of government policies on migrants and refugees in Britain today. The film asks: What does it mean to be British? How does it feel to be told you don’t belong? 🔗 www.hostiledocumentary.com#trailer

This is what grassroots organizing looks like! How the working class people fight back as a class. Watch the Unión del Barrio in action in this clip; ‘A City Fights Back: How LA Defends Itself From ICE’. 🔗 youtu.be/e9lRq9nfevs?...

Check out these open-access articles in Migration and Society on contemporary forced migration and the multitude of global and local efforts to control, steer, manage, and profit from it. 🔗 www.berghahnjournals.com/view/journal...