If this Government really wants to end rough sleeping, they need to scrap their own hostile immigration policies that are making more and more people homeless. act.praxis.org.uk/tell-housing...

Email Angela Rayner: To end rough sleeping, you must scrap the Home Office's hostile immigration plans

New Prime Minister Andy Burnham has committed to end rough sleeping in the UK. But his Government is pushing forward with immigration plans that will make more families homeless. The plans will see mo...

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Don’t know who to credit for this. But it is how I feel.

Some people are deeply propagandized AND they are also willing to forgo good things If they can be assured that people they don't like will suffer more.

I understand that it’s imperative that my kids safety comes first and that’s why our local community nursery must close at 1130 due to the heat but also please, who is costing a national scheme to install AC into our schools and nurseries immediately

We have recently published an open-access paper using our couple and expert interview data, to explore how our research participants narrate and respond to their migrantisation. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Bargaining with migrantisation: UK-EU couples and the post-Brexit family immigration regime

Brexit has been a process of re-bordering and therefore migrantisation – re-classifying movement between the UK and the EU from ‘intra-EU mobility’ to ‘migration’. This change creates particular ch...

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Can confirm this was a fascinating podcast to listen to!

Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power@identitiesjournal.bsky.social · 11mo ago

The latest from The #Identities Podcast! Episode 7: On The Unfinished Politics of Race With Les Back, John Solomos, Michael Keith, Anya Ahmed & Trishauna Stewart Listen online: open.spotify.com/epi... @uofgsps.bsky.social uofgsocsci.bsky.social @nasarmeer.bsky.social @aaronwinter.bsky.social

What are the ethical, practical and relational considerations in engaging migrant communities in the research process? @rlutz2013.bsky.social explores the co-production of academic research on migration in light of the new Praxis guide on fair compensation. Read the post here👉👉 bit.ly/43nb5Ce

New blog out about co-producing research within migration studies! We need to involve migrant communities and treat our interactions with them as an ongoing relationship where all sides have an incredible amount of value to bring to it. @mmbuob.bsky.social migration.bristol.ac.uk/2025/06/02/w...

Call for Papers Alert: We're organising an academic workshop on the Legal World of Family Migration. This call aims to begin a discussion of the characteristics and dynamics of this legal world and the use of law and legality in family migration. brexitcouples.ac.uk/call-for-pap...

16/ Found this postcard I got at a workshop led by @prisonculture.bsky.social and brightened my month and gave me some strength

“Hope doesn’t preclude feeling sadness or frustration or anger or any other emotion that makes total sense. Hope isn’t an emotion, you know? Hope is not optimism. Hope is a discipline… we have to practice it every single day.” — Mariame Kaba @prisonculture.bsky.social