Building Bridges in Times of Divide: Gathering on Migration and Technology Published: 5 November 2025 The Migration and Technology Monitor and Heinrich Böll Foundation are hosting a Nairobi gathering to bridge divides, share research, and shape policy. Half the attendees are Global North scholars; half are MTM Fellows with lived migration or occupation experience.
Immigration Politics: Refugees in Turkey and the 2023 Elections Published: 17 August 2022 Article In order for Turkey to overcome its refugee crisis, elites need to accept the country’s new reality, change their rhetoric, and devise integration policies that foster social harmony and protect Turkey’s new residents.
The evolution of the EU’s naval operations in the Central Mediterranean: A gradual shift away from search and rescue Published: 16 April 2021 Capstone This report outlines the development of the EU’s naval operations in the Central Mediterranean since irregular migration to its shores had increased in 2015
Are We Thinking About Climate Migration All Wrong? Published: 23 March 2020 Transatlantic Media Fellowship Apocalyptic predictions may grab our attention, but they can also stoke xenophobia and miss the full picture of what’s happening on the ground
Asylum in a Climate-Changed World: Bridging the Protection Gap in the EU Published: 2 January 2020 Article Climate change and the consequential natural disasters have become common drivers of migration – a phenomenon that will be further exacerbated as the climate crisis continues. Maria Giovanna Manieri, Advisor to the Greens/EFA group in the European Parliament on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, explains the policy framework affecting climate refugees and highlights prospects for Greens in the European Parliament to foster progress on the issue.
Data Privacy for Migrants: Unrealistic or Simply Neglected? Published: 29 October 2019 Capstone Migrants must be registered upon entering a country because collection of their data is necessary for administrative purposes and contributes to a host state’s security. Given their vulnerability, they depend on reliable data protection to ensure their safety. Reports show that data handling is not always as responsible as it should be.
A Web of ‘Partner’ Companies Keeps Uber Out of Trouble in Poland Published: 17 October 2019 Transatlantic Media Fellowship Uber’s intermediaries often cut abusive deals with drivers, adding a layer of uncertainty to an already precarious work arrangement
For Ukrainians in Poland, jobs but no security Published: 4 October 2019 Transatlantic Media Fellowship Poland’s booming economy attracted thousands of Ukrainian workers, who struggle to integrate amid xenophobia and fear.
