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Migration Research Group

Leading global migration and mobility research from the 9 1Ãâ·Ñ°æÏ of Sheffield

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We are an interdisciplinary network of over 100 scholars conducting world-leading and high impact research on global migration and mobility.

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Borders and Bordering

MRG is home for the Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) on New Horizons in Borders and Bordering.
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Seminars and events

MRG organises on campus events (e.g. public debates, lectures) and runs a regular online seminar series to discuss recent migration and policy developments.
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Migration Research Group is open to academics from all Faculties and disciplines who study migration, mobility and ethnic and race relations. Join our vibrant community today!

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News

Doodle prepared on the basis of workshop discussion: Friends of Windrush Square neighbourhood plan
Produced by the graphic facilitator and cartoonist Pen Mendonça as part of the neighbourhood forum workshops. See here for more of Pen's work: https://www.penmendonca.com/

Reclaiming Windrush Square

Brixton community charts future of public space - report from organisers of participatory workshops
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Brazilian researchers visit the MRG and organise a national forum on humanitarian visas

From 6 to 15 May 2025, the Brazilian team of the Mapping Humanitarian Visa Policy in Brazil ESRC-funded project conducted a working visit to the 9 1Ãâ·Ñ°æÏ of Sheffield and organised a national forum on May 13th.

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Reporting from the Yorkshire Solidarity Summit

On Saturday 26th April people gathered at Victoria Hall for the Yorkshire Solidarity Summit.

A small boat crossing the sea, in the background a much larger military or security type vessel can be seen.

New research reveals billions made by companies involved in UK border security

New research from a team of leading UK universities has revealed that over £5 billion in government contracts has been awarded to private companies for managing border security and small boat crossings.
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