The SIRIUS project has today released the latest findings of it's multidisciplinary and cross-national analysis of the labour market integration of migrants, refugees and asylum applicants (MRAs) i
The Migration Research Hub supports the systematic accumulation of knowledge in migration studies.
October is the Black History Month in Scotland. The first co-ordinated programme for Black History Month in Scotland was launched in Glasgow in 2001.
The second half of 2019 corresponds with the 20 year anniversary of the Tampere Programme (European Council Conclusions of October 1999). Th
The SIRIUS project will take part in the DG Research and Innovation and the Research Executive Agency participatory session "Labour market integration of migrants – challenges for
The British Medical Journal has recently launched a migration health series which aims to provide insights and perspectives by researchers, policy makers, practitioners, civil society, and migrants
A new paper about the role of education in explaining unemployment between migrants and natives has be
MAX is an AMIF funded project which aim is to change public attitudes towards migrants.
SIRIUS partner SolidarityNow is hosting a job fair in Thessaloniki on the 26th and 27th of September. It will be held at the Blue Refugee Centre, which has high visitation rates and will be a safe
WORKERS is an interactive documentary focusing on the integration of refugees and migrant workers in the European job market.
Border Criminologies has an open call for blog contributions such as on issues related to border control drawn from research, practice or first-hand experience. Interested?