In January, the MADAR Network Plus hosted a three-day knowledge, exchange and impact (KEI) festival in Casablanca, marking the conclusion of the Network grant.
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Regularisation Campaigns in Morocco and their numbers: between ambiguity and ambivalence.
As part of the National Strategy for Immigration and Asylum (SNIA), two regularization campaigns for migrants and refugees were implemented between 2014 and 2017.
Social work and migration: from the perspective of female migration actors
This blog post presents the results from a focus group with four female migration actors in the city of Tangier working with the migrant population.
Organic Knowledge: Project update
Through art and research-based actions and creative workshops, Organic Knowledge aims to constitute a collaborative archive documenting the material and immaterial culture of migrant communities in the Maghreb.
The National Immigration and Asylum Strategy (NIAS): the uncertainty revolving around refugee policies and reflected in the desire for integration and border control.
The history of contemporary migrations in Morocco dates back to the first half of the 20th century. It was marked by emigration of Moroccans abroad.
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Call for Blogs: Forced Migration in Maghreb Countries: Submit Now!
Interculturality and Performance: Creative Expression and Mutual Understanding in the Maghreb
MADAR’s second webinar was an exploration of the theme “Interculturality and Performance.”
Caritas Algeria: Humanitarian aid for migrants
Algeria is now considered a transit country for sub-Saharan migrants who dream of going to Europe.
General Overview of Women and Migration: Including cases from Tunisia.
The role of women in migration and trans-regional movements have long been eclipsed by men's narratives.
