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linden tree turkey

Carrying home: A linden tree’s journey from village to Gecekondu to abroad

By Melisa Elçin Özçelikel

5 days ago

Fragments of unity

Fragments of unity

This land was always ours: Queerness, colonial homophobia, and the forced migration of LGBTQ+ Africans

By Babatunde-Tribe Akande

5 days ago

woman working in a yard

woman working in a yard

The possibility of a migrant backyard

By Nikola Lero

6 days ago

haor wetlands Bangladesh

haor wetlands Bangladesh

Gendered dimensions of climate-induced migration in Sunamganj, Bangladesh haor wetlands

By Nahin Naznin

6 days ago

Artwork

Artwork

Travesías: Narrativas de inmigrantes trans+ Venezolanas en Manaos, Brasil

By Thi Bogossian

6 days ago

Artwork

Artwork

Travessias: Narrativas de imigrantes trans+ Venezuelanas em Manaus, Brasil

By Thi Bogossian

6 days ago

Artwork

Artwork

Crossings: Narratives of Venezuelan trans+ migrants in Manaus, Brazil

By Thi Bogossian

6 days ago

Localising migration governance: The case for cities as governance actors

Localising migration governance: The case for cities as governance actors

Localising migration governance: The case for cities as governance actors

By Camille Mackler

7 days ago

painting of afghan rubab

painting of afghan rubab

Songs from a burning harmonium: Sonic archives of survival

By Nayma Ahmed Ali

Sep 2

I was eleven years old when war entered my life in a way that could no longer be ignored.

I was eleven years old when war entered my life in a way that could no longer be ignored.

Returning through the wound: Refugeetude, memory, and relational justice

By Nathalie Lozano Neira

Sep 2

Black, African and Afro-descendant communities have been part of the Iberian Peninsula’s social history for centuries. Yet these histories remain largely absent from dominant narratives of Spanish nation-building, where Blackness is still often understood as external to the nation rather than as part of its longer history.

Black, African and Afro-descendant communities have been part of the Iberian Peninsula’s social history for centuries. Yet these histories remain largely absent from dominant narratives of Spanish nation-building, where Blackness is still often understood as external to the nation rather than as part of its longer history.

Haunting the black Mediterranean: Black, African and Afro-descendant women’s everyday lives in Spain

By Samantha Nyakundi

Sep 1

School in Indonesia

School in Indonesia

‘I can play football at school but not at home’: Refugees, schooling, and lived citizenship in Indonesia

By Arwanto

Sep 1

Brazilian nurses in Germany: The hidden costs of the search for a better life

Brazilian nurses in Germany: The hidden costs of the search for a better life

Brazilian nurses in Germany: The hidden costs of the search for a better life

By Anastácia Sena de Arruda

Sep 1

woman in a library

woman in a library

Who speaks for forced migration? Epistemic justice and the politics of knowledge production

By Israa Elkhalil

Sep 1

man with syrian flag

man with syrian flag

Justice without return? Rethinking transitional justice and return in post-Assad Syria

By Iliana Moridou

Sep 1

A scene from Thaqira Muthaqaba (“Perforated Memory”), performed by Sudanese artists in Cairo in 2024, reflecting the fractured experience of displacement through movement and silence. Photo courtesy of Ramon Magdy.

A scene from Thaqira Muthaqaba (“Perforated Memory”), performed by Sudanese artists in Cairo in 2024, reflecting the fractured experience of displacement through movement and silence. Photo courtesy of Ramon Magdy.

After the stage falls: Reimagining Sudanese theatre in exile

By Khadiga Mustafa

Sep 1

Haitian-U.S. migration-manoomin epistemology: What can we learn about inter-species kinship?

Haitian-U.S. migration-manoomin epistemology: What can we learn about inter-species kinship?

Haitian-U.S. migration-manoomin epistemology: What can we learn about inter-species kinship?

By Lidia K Garcia Berrelleza

Aug 31

A fence by a river

A fence by a river

When helping migrants becomes a crime

By Leonard Nalbantis

Aug 31

Two mothers helping a boy with a puzzle

Two mothers helping a boy with a puzzle

Migrating care: Reimagining autism support through caregiver justice

By Bolu Olaniru

Aug 30

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

Mar 28

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