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Migrant workers picking broccoli in field

Migrant workers picking broccoli in field

Immigrant social networks and employment: Recent post-Brexit trends in low-wage UK labour markets

By Isaac Brewer

4 days ago

Home archives: The stories we carry across generations

Home archives: The stories we carry across generations

Home archives: The stories we carry across generations

By Romina M Iramloo

4 days ago

When a key has no door: Digital archives of displacement in Varosha

When a key has no door: Digital archives of displacement in Varosha

When a key has no door: Digital archives of displacement in Varosha

By Nilsu Erkul

4 days ago

Woman and girl on a motorcycle

Woman and girl on a motorcycle

Holding humanity in precarious times: Pilsen through Akito Tsuda's lens

By Atziri Marquez

4 days ago

sword and scales

sword and scales

Europe on the verge: International human rights under threat

By Jungho Kim

4 days ago

Man covered in a flag

Man covered in a flag

Recording the unrecorded: Counter archiving statelessness and displacement in Ireland

By Dervla Potter

4 days ago

Chocolate Brownie

Chocolate Brownie

What migration leaves unarchived: Everyday encounters and living archives

By Chiamaka Rita Akpuogwu

4 days ago

Food is an intertwined element in any migrant story.

Food is an intertwined element in any migrant story.

‘Food was the thing that reminded us of who we are’: An embodied testimony of ghurba (exile) and estrangement in a post-resettlement context

By Nouran El-Hawary

5 days ago

Across Ireland today, more than 18,000 Ukrainian children and young people are enrolled in school. For people on the move, positioned by nation-states and their institutions

Across Ireland today, more than 18,000 Ukrainian children and young people are enrolled in school. For people on the move, positioned by nation-states and their institutions

Ukrainian children making music in an Irish school

By Ailbhe Kenny and Olha Lukianchenko

5 days ago

Forty years ago, a boy ate falafel in his hometown in Kerman province in southeast Iran

Forty years ago, a boy ate falafel in his hometown in Kerman province in southeast Iran

The taste of falafel

By Anonymous

5 days ago

Sisters: From Kabul to California – film, family and resilience in the face of displacement

Sisters: From Kabul to California – film, family and resilience in the face of displacement

Sisters: From Kabul to California – film, family and resilience in the face of displacement

By Isabel Rose Soloaga

Nov 12, 2025

Shadia smiles again after 11 surgeries through Restore Hope — pain-free and full of strength. Photo courtesy of SMAG

Shadia smiles again after 11 surgeries through Restore Hope — pain-free and full of strength. Photo courtesy of SMAG

From loss to lifeline: How a diaspora-led, women-run charity brings hope to Somalia’s conflict survivors

By Insof Libon

Nov 12, 2025

‘Where my story began — my little brother smiling by the water, surrounded by the life we hope to protect.’ (photo courtesy of the author).

‘Where my story began — my little brother smiling by the water, surrounded by the life we hope to protect.’ (photo courtesy of the author).

Growing roots in a changing climate

By Amira AwadAllah

Nov 12, 2025

Driving local change from afar: How Tunisia’s diaspora is empowering women and youth through enterprise

Driving local change from afar: How Tunisia’s diaspora is empowering women and youth through enterprise

Driving local change from afar: How Tunisia’s diaspora is empowering women and youth through enterprise

By Firas Oueslati and Sarah Baba

Nov 11, 2025

Mulki Diriye and her colleagues at Garowe General Hospital in Puntland

Mulki Diriye and her colleagues at Garowe General Hospital in Puntland

‘Somalia needs me, and I need Somalia too’: The impactful return of a diaspora specialist medicine nurse and ward leader

International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Somalia

Nov 9, 2025

Ana Huembes, Fernando Castellanos, and EMA members at the 2025 General Assembly in Paris

Ana Huembes, Fernando Castellanos, and EMA members at the 2025 General Assembly in Paris

The Central American diaspora: Contributions to higher education, climate action, and social inclusion

Ana Huembes

Nov 9, 2025

Yoga sessions for refugee women

Yoga sessions for refugee women

Sanctuary-making through the body: A community-based model for healing and resistance

Fiore Bran-Aragón and Alejandra Cruz-Blanco

Nov 9, 2025

Filipino health workers: Partners for health care in the Nordic countries

Filipino health workers: Partners for health care in the Nordic countries

Filipino health workers: Partners for health care in the Nordic countries

Veronica Esposo Ramirez

Nov 9, 2025

The tunnel speaks to the struggle of moving through silence and imbalance, toward a horizon of dignity and collective presence. It reminds us that resilience becomes possible when isolation is transformed into shared visibility. Photo courtesy of the author, 2023.

The tunnel speaks to the struggle of moving through silence and imbalance, toward a horizon of dignity and collective presence. It reminds us that resilience becomes possible when isolation is transformed into shared visibility. Photo courtesy of the author, 2023.

Healing in exile: Diaspora, dignity, and the unspoken cost of being seen

By DEL De Silva

Nov 9, 2025

The author (fifth from the right) is with the leadership team and staff of the Great Plains Tribal Water Alliance, and Tribal elders and leaders in the Northern Great Plains. Photo courtesy of https://www.tribalwateralliance.org/

The author (fifth from the right) is with the leadership team and staff of the Great Plains Tribal Water Alliance, and Tribal elders and leaders in the Northern Great Plains. Photo courtesy of https://www.tribalwateralliance.org/

Dismantling climate coloniality: Reflections from a Bangladeshi diaspora researcher in the United States

Azmal Hossan

Nov 9, 2025

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