We work closely with partners in academia, education, civil society, media, and advocacy to bring nuanced and evidence-based content and formats about migration to different audiences and platforms.
Partnerships
Who we work with
- We welcome inquiries about new partnerships, project ideas, and collaboration opportunities and look forward to hearing from you!
Consortium or project partner
We are the ideal dissemination partner for your EU consortium working on migration and diversity topics as well as a partner to co-design a production or local project that supports dialogue and nuanced debate.
- Experience in three EU consortia, an international digital storytelling project, Berlin-based initiatives, and in-house designed projects.
Why partner with us
In addition to media productions, our project roles can include digital storytelling training, dialogue events such as screenings and workshops, communications and social media, and project management.
- Interdisciplinary expertise in communicating scientific research, target audience definition, narrative change, and blended learning.
OUR PROJECTS
GAPs Return Migration Project
GAPs Return Migration is a Horizon Europe project (2023-2026) that examines the disconnects between expectations of return migration policies and their actual outcomes.
Forschung Trifft Schule Projekt
„Forschung trifft Schule – Neue Perspektiven auf Migration und Integration” ist ein Projekt, das die politische Bildung von Schüler*innen zu den Themen Migration und Integration erweitert und stärkt.
Migrant Lives in Pandemic Times
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.
I Am European Project
‘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.
OUR PARTNERS
FUNDERS & DONORS
“Migration Matters videos are accessible and yet never banal, a great tool for advancing the conversation on migration in an informed and intelligent way. I regularly use them for my teaching.”
Nando Sigona
“Migration Matters provides an important space for media practitioners to reflect on how they can add more nuance and context to the coverage of migration. We should make every effort to report not only reliable, objective information, but also to facilitate more dialogue on this important topic.”
Chiponda Chimbelu
“The power of Migration Matters videos lies in the ability of the well selected speakers to break complicated issues down to understandable messages without losing the crucial points. People who watch the videos will have better conversations about migration and integration.”
Adéla Jurečková
“Migration Matters’ work is one expression of how technology and the arts can be put to the service of critical social thinking. They touch the heart of the debate and help us all rethink our assumptions and values.”
Anna Triandafyllidou
“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.”
Annamaria Olsson
“The Migration Matters videos were inspiring and helped trigger interesting discussions on media coverage in our virtual programme for refugees and non-refugees. We look forward to further collaboration.”
Casper van der Heijden
“Back in 2015, when hundreds of Germans stood and welcomed refugees, we saw clearly what much of the rest of Europe was missing: information and empathy. This is why I believe Migration Matters is not only a great organization, but a crucial one for these challenging times.”
Ana María Alvarez Monge
“Migration is probably the policy area where the distance between research-based evidence and the public discourse is the greatest. Migration Matters is doing a great job in bridging this gap using smart journalism and humour.”
