‘Assembly’ and ‘Three British Mosques’
A site-specific project made and exhibited in Brick Lane Mosque, Old Kent Road Mosque and Harrow Mosque in London from 2018 to 2021.
Southern Cone exiles in the UK
This project looks at the trajectories of exiles that came to the UK in the 1970s escaping the military dictatorships that governed Argentina, Chile and Uruguay in those years.
London Transformation Project
This interdisciplinary, inter-institutional project will examine how students construct their French cultural and national identity at the start of their studies in London.
Huaqiao (Overseas Chinese) museum fever in China
The unprecedented (and still ongoing) nationwide boom in museum construction related to the Overseas Chinese has raised a number of important questions that this project aims to answer.
Home Away From Home
The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the better inclusion of refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in Europe through promoting innovative youth actions and empowering young volunteers and professionals.
MIGRANTS
The MIGRANTS project intends to overturn the common narrative on migration with the aim of addressing the phenomenon outside the logic of emergency, improving cooperation on international migration.
Migrant food, languages, and identities in the dawn of the post-Brexit and COVID-19 era
This project will pilot a participatory sensory ethnographic methodology to study how migrants who work in Greek and Italian food and hospitality businesses use language, knowledge and social networks to respond to the challenges of Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Migrants in Transit
A transdisciplinary writing programme for emerging scholars of migration in Tunisia.
Migrants and urban mobility during COVID-19 pandemic
Co-research in Delhi and Dhaka on the spatial and economic adaptation of urban migrants working in mobility sector during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Improving resettlement planning for Syrian refugees in London
Over four months, we engaged a range of community sponsorship groups in London currently hosting Syrian refugee families to determine a set of issues considered crucial to take into account when addressing refugee social integration.
