Migration Matters
Mohammad Nazar recounts his migration journey from Afghanistan to Germany in 2011, where he spent time in refugee camps and eventually found work and studied German, obtaining a humanitarian visa. ...
Mohammad Nazar recounts his migration journey from Afghanistan to Germany in 2011, where he spent time in refugee camps and eventually found work and studied German, obtaining a humanitarian visa. ...
What happens to migrants when they return to their country of origin? And what does it take for their return and reintegration to really work?
It's easy to assume that a return "home" would be mor...
Return migration in Europe is often discussed in terms of numbers and obligations. This video looks beyond policy targets to explore whether return debates fully consider time, community ties, and ...
Asmir Hadzibeganovic, an entrepreneur based in Berlin, recounts his journey to Germany from Bosnia 27 years ago, after fleeing the war in the former Yugoslavia.
Today, Asmir has rebuilt his life ...
What happens to migrants when they return to their country of origin? And what does it take for their return and reintegration to really work?
It's easy to assume that a return "home" would be mor...
How can we improve readmission policies and strengthen migrants' agency?
Hear from GAPs experts on why it’s important to engage academics, policymakers, and the public for an informed discourse on...
What happens when migrants return to their countries, and why is this often overlooked in policy discussions?
Join us as these experts explore the complexities of return migration, shedding light...
Mohammad Nazar recounts his migration journey from Afghanistan to Germany in 2011, where he spent time in refugee camps and eventually found work and studied German, obtaining a humanitarian visa.&nbs
Is climate change alone driving migration decisions? For agricultural communities, environmental and economic factors are deeply intertwined, making it difficult to pinpoint climate as the sole or ...
The 2021 wildfires in British Columbia didn’t just destroy homes; they severed deep-rooted connections between Indigenous communities and their ancestral lands. This episode, a follow-up to our pre...
In this episode, we explore how terms like 'climate refugees' shape perceptions and policies, featuring insights from Professor Mo Hamza (Lund University) and Dr. Nassim Majidi (Samuel Hall). Throu...
Women are disproportionately affected by climate change and immobility, yet they are often at the forefront of finding solutions. This episode features stories from Kenya and Nigeria, where women s...
What are the tipping points that compel people to migrate in the face of climate change? This episode looks at the personal and environmental factors that influence migration decisions. Through the...
In this premiere episode of Voices on the Move, we delve into the complex relationship between climate change and migration. Experts Dr. François Gemenne (University of Liège), Dr. Nassim Majidi (S...
In the Global North, climate change tends to be seen as something that happens elsewhere or in the future. But Canada's experience with natural disasters tells a different story. In this episode, a...
Coming October 2024: Tune in to Voices on the Move as we dive into the untold stories at the intersection of climate change and migration. Each episode unpacks the real-life impacts of environmenta...
Explore the impactful journey of the 'Digital Storytelling for Active Citizenship: Empowering Youth through Migration Narratives' project, an Erasmus+ Youth initiative that ran from 2023-2024. Led ...
What’s it like for international students adjusting to life in Finland? Hear from Khoula, Hammad, Vida, and Asim as they share their personal journeys—ranging from navigating culture shock to addre...
Discover what it's really like for young immigrants from around the world who have moved to Vaasa, Finland. Through this street survey, hear firsthand accounts from those pursuing university studie...