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Between Borders
International migration is increasing, and we need to understand the challenges people face when migrating. We are a collective of early career and PhD researchers exploring questions around precarious migration and researching it. We reflect on how frontline professionals and researchers can better support people moving across borders and settling in a new place. Please take two minutes to share your feedback with us! https://forms.office.com/e/BaCNBrT5DX
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Episodes
Episode Three: Ethical Methods 22.09.2025 43:06
Episode summary: Ethical methods. How can we do migration research ethically between borders in the context of social injustice? Rachel Benchekroun asks Amandas Ong, Sabina Barone, Franca Roeschert and Hend Aly about their research. Presenter: Dr Rachel Benchekroun, Senior Research Fellow, UCL Social Research Institute (Thomas Coram Research Unit) Guests: Dr Sabina Barone, UCL Social Research Inst...
Episode Two: Reproductive Justice 15.09.2025 27:30
Reproductive Justice. What does 'reproductive justice' mean in the context of precarious migration? What strategies and possibilities are there for reproductive justice in the UK? Rachel Benchekroun asks Júlia Fernandez Molina, Pip McKnight and Mariam Malik about their research and practice. Presenter: Dr Rachel Benchekroun, Senior Research Fellow, UCL Social Research Institute (Thomas Coram Resea...
Episode One: Friendly Spaces 15.09.2025 31:20
Friendly Spaces. How do spaces and places shape friendly relationships and access to support? Rachel Benchekroun, Jessie Sullivan and Franca Roeschert discuss their research. Date of episode recording: 2025-06-25 Duration: 00:31:23 Language of episode: English Presenter: Dr Rachel Benchekroun, Senior Research Fellow, UCL Social Research Institute (Thomas Coram Research Unit) Guests: Jessie...
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