Don't miss the Creative Histories of Migration Workshop, organized by the Irish Centre for Transnational Studies, at the Mary Immaculate College, Ireland. Grammy-award winning historian and folklorist, Professor William R. Ferris (University of North Carolina), and leading academics in the field, Professor Martin Evans (University of Sussex) and Professor Ulrike Hanna Meinhof (University of Southampton) will share their insights, along with a very interesting artists' roundtable. The workshop will lay the foundations for developing further research on the interactions between artists and scholars in the narration of stories of migration, both past and present, in different languages, literatures and art forms. The launch of the new Bring Your Own Hammer album, My Grief on the Sea, will mark the close of the workshop in Steamboat Music. Info below👇
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Our much awaited issue with the Oxford Migration Studies Society is out! We are thrilled to share with you our freshly published pieces, straight from the Oxford Migration Conference 2024 on Transformation and Resilience. Browse them all here: https://shorturl.at/yzZK1 #routedmagazine #transformation #resilience #migration
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📣 Attention! Open CfS! Routed Magazine is welcoming your contributions again! This time, for our new Issue in partnership with the Migration Youth & Children Platform. All info in the link 👇 Topic: Migration in the MENA Region: (Youth) Perspectives, Policy and Impact Deadline for proposals: 28 June 2024 Publication scheduled: August 2024 For more information see link below👇 #callforsubmissions #migration #MENA #routedmagazine #mycp #youth #children #submission
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