We are delighted to announce that the FFVT project has been granted funding for the next phase. Together, we will continue to strengthen collaboration, support young researchers and facilitate knowledge transfer! @BICC_Bonn @UniFAU @IMIS_UOS @BMBF_Bund

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What is most important about a conference? The people! Thank you all for being here, let‘s kick of the last day together! @Fluchtforschung @BICC_Bonn @UniBonn

Recommended In Session 3.1 (German) @bendel_petra and Hannes Schammann will present the results of the Match’In project on algorithm-supported distribution of protection-seeking-individuals to municipalities. This session includes a contribution by State Secretary Bernd Krösser!

Starting soon: Session 1.9: Force, Persecution, Violence and Multiple Mobilities: Questioning Linear Understandings in „Forced Migration“ Research Don‘t miss it and join session chairs @Conrad_Schetter and @Ben_Etzold #bicc_bonn @Fluchtforschung @BICC_Bonn

To kick off the 5th @Fluchtforschung conference, @Tamyfakhoury gave her keynote on Geographies of Refuge! The Conference could not have started better, special thanks to @Conrad_Schetter @PolitKonflikt and @UniBonn. We continue tomorrow at 09:00 am

Registration is now open: we look forward to welcoming you! Don‘t forget to grab your conference bag and sign up for one of the guided city tours. When: 4:00pm - 6:00pm Where: University of Bonn, Aula

Just one more weekend to go until the 5th CONFERENCE OF THE GERMAN NETWORK FOR FORCED MIGRATION STUDIES Join us from the 16th to the 18th of September for our largest and most diverse conference to date!

We would like to thank all participants of this year's #FFVTSummerSchool on #ForcedMigration and Governance on the topic of ‘Climate (Im-)Mobility’ for a great week full of stimulating and constructive exchange!

As part of our #FFVTSummerSchool Felix Reiter, Co-editor of the Expert Opinion (FAU Human Rights Clinic) on “Climate Change and displacement: Protection for climate refugees”, will analyse whether climate-related threats can be considered "persecution", Geneva Refugee Convention.