Organised around seven themes, from #gender to access to justice, this policy report from UNRISD and MIDEQ lays out new data and evidence on the processes and structures that shape migration in the Global South. Learn more: buff.ly/3VPALnK

In #SouthAfrica, the team partnered with the Back to Work campaign. Together, they established a Solidarity Forum aimed at building economic and political solidarity with working class #migrants. Read more about their efforts: buff.ly/3GQ2dJc 📸 MIDEQ South Africa

Take a sneak peek at this week's training programme organised by our partners in Ghana. The work shops aims to address issues such as gender inequalities, border challenges, and labour market abuses faced by women migrants 👇

Working with تمكين للمساعدة القانونية وحقوق الانسان, MIDEQ in Jordan (Information and Research Center) organised a consultation session focused on the rights of Egyptian workers in Jordan. The session fed into Jordan’s submission for the UN’s Universal Periodic Review on #humanrights. Learn more: buff.ly/4cBovNv

MIDEQ researchers from INURED and NISER shared their thoughts on intersectionality in #migrationstudies at this year's IMISCOE conference. What is the future of #feminist migration research? Learn more 👇

How do inequalities shape the experiences of #Haitian migrants? MIDEQ researcher Toni Cela shares findings from the team’s research and the ways in which inequalities both exacerbate and reduce inequalities. More on Haitian migration to South America: buff.ly/4cMOosN

Despite the number of resources available, the UofG Unesco RILA 🧡 team found little on the literature around the #arts, language and culture in South-South #migration. Check out their podcast episode where the team explores the gap in research: bit.ly/4cJ0QJK

Nepali and Ethiopian migrants rely on #intermediaries, both formal and informal, to facilitate their migration journeys. In both contexts, structural inequalities shape their experiences and ability to move. How are governments responding to these issue? buff.ly/3yVOD6G

Check out the latest from our partners UN Human Rights Asia and their work on migrant rights across Asia Pacific 👇 Learn more about their work here: bit.ly/3AcLhYM

What drives people to #migrate and how do inequalities play a role in their use of brokers? Join us and ODI for a hybrid roundtable! Hear the latest evidence as we unpack political narratives and discuss advocacy for more progressive policies: bit.ly/3Mp8QVF

What makes MIDEQ’s approach to #migration unique? MIDEQ director Heaven Crawley explains the Hub's focus on unpacking the intersecting inequalities that migrants face and how that shapes their experiences, families & communities. More on MIDEQ’s approach: buff.ly/4flDEE2

Have you registered for our upcoming film screening and panel discussion at Rich Mix? Join MIDEQ and @PositiveNegatives on 18 Sept. for conversations on how artists and advocacy can help humanise #migration narratives. Register here: buff.ly/4fZWUHy

MIDEQ China organised a series of workshops focused on facilitating networks between migrant and local communities. The workshops helped build community based initiatives which can help reduce inequalities that migrant workers face. Learn more: buff.ly/3Mqe3g2

An estimated 27.6 million people were in forced labour between 2017 and 2021. MIDEQ researchers explore issues of involuntary labour in Burkinabè communities living in Cote d’Ivoire, drawing on MIDEQ’s survey data. Read more: buff.ly/3Z8FYbL 📸Marcel Crozet

At an ODI MIDEQ on 17 September we ask why smugglers have become so central to the migration debate? What can we do to advocate for a more progressive agenda on migration? Register here👇 odi.org/en/events/migr…

📢 Event alert! Join MIDEQ PositiveNegatives Migrant Voice 🧡 @CounterArtson on 18 September at Rich Mix for a film screening and panel discussion on how artists, researchers and advocates can help humanise narratives around migration Registration at bit.ly/46HaR8S

The inequalities that migrants face often originate in the homeland and follow migrants on their journeys. This MIDEQ blog explores how government policies can address the challenges that #Haitian migrants face at home and abroad: buff.ly/3TdFQns

This week, we co-hosted a discussion on access to documentation as a pathway to justice for #migrants with Canada Mission UN, Colombia at the United Nations in New York, Pathfinders, Zolberg Institute. UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency and UN Development. Check out the 🧵below to learn more! Our work on documentation: bit.ly/4c8NXcs

The MIDEQ Malaysia team used videos and podcasts to explore the migrant experience through the voices of Nepali #migrant workers. In Nepal, they hosted community screenings to share these stories. Check out this MIDEQ produced film to learn more: bit.ly/3JrP7mT

We’re a few days away from our International Policy Conference focused on policies to manage South-South #migration while capitalising on its potential contributions. The conference is now online so we hope to see you there! 📅11-12 Sept 🕐11 am (GMT+2) bit.ly/3ytz06a