Migration Matters together with DeZIM and Futurium convened the Future Lab in Berlin as part of the “Future Imaginaries of Migration” project. Bringing together more than 50 researchers, artists, civil society actors, and policy practitioners, the Lab explored one of the defining questions of our time: what role can migration play in shaping responses to aging societies and the interconnected challenges of the future?
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How can migration stories shape public discourse? At a recent networking event in Berlin, Migration Matters led a workshop exploring narrative change, public perceptions of migration, and the challenges of creating stories that foster understanding, inclusion, and social change.
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Migration is often understood as a straightforward journey from one place to another — but the reality is far more complex. At the “Rethinking Complex Migration” conference in Toronto, researchers and practitioners explored how storytelling, film, and participatory methods can deepen our understanding of migration and generate new forms of knowledge. Our colleague Bernadette Klausberger shares key reflections from a roundtable on creative approaches to migration research.
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Ukrainian refugees and local administration came together in Dahme-Spreewald to exchange experiences, address shared challenges, and explore practical solutions for integration. Migration Matters contributed with an interactive workshop and will carry these insights forward into future work.
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Our first educational networking event brought together voices from education, civil society, research, and public administration for a critical yet constructive conversation about how migration and diversity narratives shape classrooms, institutions, and the way young people understand themselves and others.
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