Hiermit laden wir herzlich alle Interessierten zu Prof. Ughetta Moscardinos Vortrag "Cultural adaptation of the identity project intervention among adolescents attending multiethnic classrooms" ein. Dieser wird online am 25. Januar 2022, 14.15 - 15.45 Uhr im Rahmen des Kolloquiums der AG Interkulturelle Psychologie gehalten.

Zugangslink: https://uni-due.zoom.us/j/62718949761?pwd=S0xmbUVULytNenBRZjUrMHE5NmRDUT09

Zudem möchten wir herzlich zu dem Vortrag "Development of a research paradigm to (ethically) study processes of radicalization" einladen. Dieser wird online am 26. Januar 2022, 16.00 - 17.30 Uhr von Dr. Allard Feddes gehalten und ist eine Veranstaltung des Kolloquiums des Instituts für Psychologie.

Zugangslink: https://uni-due.zoom.us/j/67494907180?pwd=aFh1Z1hCQTJxdXFNZVZtSURKMlhjQT09

Die Covid-19-Pandemie hat auch das wissenschaftliche Arbeiten vor große Herausforderungen gestellt und Forschungsprozesse neu strukturiert. In dieser Folge spricht das Podcast-Team mit Julia Stier (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung) über (Feld-)Forschung in Zeiten einer globalen Pandemie, über die Sprache Wolof und über senegalesische Corona-Songs. Sie gibt einen Einblick in ihre Forschung, stellt einige Lieder vor und lässt uns einen Song ganz neu entdecken.

On behalf of the collaborative research network MERGE (Migration and the Middle East) and the research project TRANSMIT (Transnational Perspectives on Migration and Integration) at BIM, we like to invite you to our online panel discussion. The discussion „Refugees in Turkey: A successful deal for whom?“ will take place on Friday 14 January 2022, 15:00 -17:00 (CEST).

Turkey is host to the world's largest refugee population including 3.6 million Syrians. The country's acute economic crisis and the worsening humanitarian conditions in Afghanistan threaten the already challenging situation of refugees in Turkey with a growing anti-(Syrian) migrant sentiment that cuts across different sections of Turkish society.  In the TRANSMIT research project, we collected rich survey data on the life and wellbeing of Syrians and their Turkish host communities. Our findings demonstrate the actual outcomes of the so-called EU-Turkey refugee deal, which has often been presented as a “diplomatic achievement”, for Syrian refugees in Turkey. By presenting parts of our findings, we aim to shift the focus of migration policy debates, towards the lived realities of those most affected by them, and provide our panelists with an empirical ground to discuss the current situation and future perspectives.

The Panelists are Dr. Zeynep Yanasmayan, Dr. Sibel Karadağ and Dr. Simon Ruhnke and the discussion will be moderated by Dr. Özge Yaka.

Link to the panel: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/63298258016

01. Feburar 2022, online

Hiermit laden wir herzlich alle Interessierten zu der Veranstaltung „Identitätspolitik - Zwischen Notwendigkeit und Problematik“ am 01. Februar 2022 ein. Die Veranstaltung wird online stattfinden.

July 13-16, 2022; GHI in Washington, DC

The purpose of the Second Annual International Seminar in Historical Refugee Studies is to promote the historical study of refugees, who are too often regarded as a phenomenon of recent times. By viewing the problem of refugees from a historical perspective, the seminar seeks to complicate and contextualize our understanding of peoples who have fled political or religious conflicts, persecution, and violence. By bringing together 14 advanced PhD students and early postdocs from different parts of the world whose individual research projects examine refugees in different times and places, we intend to give a sense of purpose to this emerging field of study and demonstrate the value of viewing the plight of refugees from a historical perspective.

We invite contributions from recent PhDs, as well as young scholars in the final stages of their dissertations. Please submit a brief CV (max. 2 pages) and a proposal of no more than 750 words in English by October 31, 2021, via the GHI online platform. Please contact Susanne Fabricius if you have problems with submitting your information online. Successful applicants will be notified in December 2021.