As part of the project ‘Inclusive narratives and transformative communication: education and awareness-raising on migration in academic contexts: Nador–Barcelona’, a group of students from Nador visited Barcelona from 18 to 21 October to take part in a range of educational and academic exchange activities. The visit built on the
Antoine Bilodeau, Full Professor of Political Science at Concordia University (Montreal), examines how the definition of national identity in Quebec, a minority nation within a multinational state, shapes the host society’s attitudes towards immigration and diversity. On 13 October at 11:00 a.m., CER-Migracions hosted Prof. Antoine Bilodeau, Full Professor
The UAB-UB Interuniversity Master’s in Contemporary Migration and Interuniversity Diploma in Immigration: Rights and Social Cohesion, both promoted by CER-Migracions, marked the opening of the 2026–2027 academic year with an event bringing participants together to reflect on the current challenges of migration. The event featured the lecture ‘The Ceuta
Dr. Sònia Parella, a researcher at CER-M, will address the challenges of research into international migration from a comparative perspective. Her presentation will provide an opportunity to reflect on public policies, institutional innovation and reception practices in the face of contemporary migration challenges. For his part, Dr. Massoud Sharifi,
The Faculty of Nador brought together on 18 and 19 May the conference “Inclusive narratives and transformative communication: education and awareness on migration in academic contexts: Nador-Barcelona”, a meeting organised within the framework of the project developed between the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and the Mohamed First University (Faculty
As part of the project ‘Inclusive narratives and transformative communication: education and awareness-raising on migration in academic contexts: Nador–Barcelona’, a group of students from Nador visited Barcelona from 18 to 21 October to take part in a range of educational and academic exchange activities. The visit built on the
Antoine Bilodeau, Full Professor of Political Science at Concordia University (Montreal), examines how the definition of national identity in Quebec, a minority nation within a multinational state, shapes the host society’s attitudes towards immigration and diversity. On 13 October at 11:00 a.m., CER-Migracions hosted Prof. Antoine Bilodeau, Full Professor
The UAB-UB Interuniversity Master’s in Contemporary Migration and Interuniversity Diploma in Immigration: Rights and Social Cohesion, both promoted by CER-Migracions, marked the opening of the 2026–2027 academic year with an event bringing participants together to reflect on the current challenges of migration. The event featured the lecture ‘The Ceuta
Dr. Sònia Parella, a researcher at CER-M, will address the challenges of research into international migration from a comparative perspective. Her presentation will provide an opportunity to reflect on public policies, institutional innovation and reception practices in the face of contemporary migration challenges. For his part, Dr. Massoud Sharifi,
The Faculty of Nador brought together on 18 and 19 May the conference “Inclusive narratives and transformative communication: education and awareness on migration in academic contexts: Nador-Barcelona”, a meeting organised within the framework of the project developed between the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and the Mohamed First University (Faculty