Migration Matters engages in a wide range of international, national, and local projects that bring evidence-based perspectives on migration and diversity to diverse target audiences. We collaborate with partners from academia, education, civil society, media, and advocacy and excel in disseminating impactful content and co-designing initiatives that go beyond pro and con to foster dialogue and nuanced debate. We welcome inquiries about new partnerships, project ideas, and collaboration opportunities and look forward to hearing from you!
FUTUREMIG brings together researchers, artists, and civil society partners across four continents to reimagine the future of migration through creative, participatory, and forward-looking approaches to mobility governance.
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Rethinking Participation is a research-to-practice project that aims to strengthen the perspectives and lived experiences of newly arrived refugees and forced migrants in shaping how (labor market) integration policies and programs are designed and implemented in Germany.
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GAPs Return Migration is a Horizon Europe project (2023-2026) that examines the disconnects between expectations of return migration policies and their actual outcomes.
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Voices on the Move is a new podcast series launching in autumn 2024 that explores the complex links between climate change and mobility. Through powerful stories and expert insights, this series highlights the real-life impacts of climate-induced displacement and the innovative grassroots solutions emerging globally.
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Digital Migration Stories is an Erasmus+ Youth Exchange (2023-24) led by Migration Matters and Cooperative 3E (Finland) to promote active citizenship through digital storytelling on migration.
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“Research meets school – new perspectives on migration and integration” is a project that expands and strengthens the political education of students on the topics of migration and integration.
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Migrant Lives in Pandemic Times is a an international digital storytelling project exploring the unique challenges faced by migrants in a time of global crisis, produced by Migration Matters and CERC Migration.
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“I Am European”: Migration Stories & Facts for the 21st Century is a European Commission funded project that aims to raise awareness about migration issues among youth and multipliers in Europe.
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Erasmus+ Virtual Exchange empowers youth in Europe and the Southern Mediterranean with meaningful online intercultural experiences, enhancing education through Virtual Exchanges. This initiative fosters intercultural dialogue, employability, and citizenship, engaging young people aged 18-30 in a safe online community.
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Migration Matters produced a Massive Open Online Course on integration and diversity as part of the Advocate Europe grant.
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Annamaria Olsson
Founder, Give Something Back to Berlin
Migration Matters is a powerful tool in the everyday work of volunteers, refugee activists and anyone who easily gets into discussions on migration topics around the dinner table. Armed with facts, empathetic and humanistically-minded people do a better job at tackling both cynicism and misconceptions.