Over the course of Refugee Hosts’ research there has been a number of ways through which people have engaged with the project, including our ‘community of conversation,’ facilitated through various blog themes, networks and events.
It is still possible to engage with the project and members of the team. Please see below for more information:
Social Media
You can continue to join our ‘community of conversation’ and comment on what impact Refugee Hosts has had on your knowledge of migration, refugees and responses to forced displacement through social media, including Twitter (@refugeehosts) and our Facebook page, here.
Refuge in a Moving World Network
The Refuge in a Moving World Network (RIMW) is an initiative of the UCL Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) led by Prof Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh – the network brings together experts from across the UCL who work on displacement, forced migration, exile and conflict. It is grounded on the understanding that cross-disciplinary and inter-disciplinary research is essential to develop a full understanding of, and a means of responding to, the human, material and representational effects of intersecting processes of mass displacement around the world. Click here for more information about events and details of how to join the network.
Refugee Hosts International Conference – ‘Without Exception – The Politics and Poetics of Local Responses to Displacement
On 24 and 25 October 2019 Refugee Hosts hosted and live-streamed the Refugee Hosts International Conference, with a series of keynote lectures, panels, roundtables, and artistic interventions exploring themes that are key to our project. You can watch a recording of the live stream here and comment on any of the material on Twitter, by using the hashtag #RHIC19 and tagging @refugeehosts.
You can watch a video of conference highlights below:
Featured image: Workshop participants ‘join the conversation’ in Jordan. (c) E. Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, 2018
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