Anne Güller-Frey writes about the Erasmus+-cofunded EMoCC project, highlighting how research-backed resources and free online training courses help career counsellors develop specialized skills to make European job mobility more accessible.

Alex Oturu explores how "voluntary" return exists on a spectrum, arguing that consent is often driven by legal, financial, and social pressure rather than true choice.

Masoud Kianpour explores whether AI can move beyond knowing about cultural differences to actually navigating them, and why this matters in multicultural societies.

Violet Roumeliotis explores what Australia’s changing social cohesion landscape can teach us about migration, belonging and inclusion in an increasingly polarised world.

Former Home Office Chief Statistician, Jon Simmons, investigates what the latest data really tells us about violent crime in the UK.

From China's demographic pressures to the climate-threatened micro-states of Tuvalu and Kiribati, Pacific migration is one of the world's most complex and underexamined stories.

In just over a year, the United States has undergone one of the most sweeping transformations of its migration system in modern history. In his latest piece, Boston-based researcher Dr. Westy Egmont takes stock of what has changed, and what it means.

A conversation with Professor Mary Boatemaa Setrana, Executive Committee Member and 2026 Conference Co-Chair of the Metropolis International Migration Network.

Applications are open for the Bridging Divides Civil Society & Public Administration Fellowship at the Global Migration Institute till May 1, 2026.

We are seeking mentors and mentees for our inaugural mentorship program in partnership with Settlement Services International.

The EAC Master’s Thesis Award celebrates and rewards scholars who produce outstanding master’s theses that help further our understanding of the impact of expatriation on people’s lives.