Prof. Mariangela Palladino and Rajaa Essaghyry were invited by the Institute of Sociology at the The Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (Germany) to deliver a talk on participatory methods in the context of migration research
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Workshop on Arts-based participatory methods in migration research
MADAR'S Regional Meeting in Casablanca 2023
The MADAR (Maghreb Action on Displacements and Rights) network partners had their second in person meeting in Casablanca, from May 29 to June 2, 2023.
2023-24 Global Challenge Lecture Programme
Lecture featuring MADAR's Principal investigator Professor Mariangela Palladino
Call For Applications: now closed
The Maghreb Action on Displacement and Rights (MADAR مدار Arabic for ‘path’) welcomes applications for research grants.
Online Information Session and Writing for MADAR Grants (in English)
Are you interested in applying for the MADAR funding? Come along to our Grants Information Session held on Zoom, in English on 19th July 2022 at 2pm (UK time). Register your interest below to attend.
First internal team meeting of the MADAR Network
Update and reflections on MADAR's first internal team meeting
15-16 March 2022: workshop for journalists on migration and forced displacement, Casablanca
Workshop for journalists on migration and forced displacement in Morocco: 15 and 16 March 2022 in Casablanca
MADAR Network+ Statement on ODA cuts
The MADAR Network+ is deeply concerned about the cuts in UK Research and Innovation's budget for ODA funded projects.
New Research Project to Improve Protection of Displaced People in North Africa.
A major new research project led by Keele University aims to improve the humanitarian protection of vulnerable displaced people in Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia - known as the central Maghreb region.
