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The project aims to provide timely new research focusing on various aspects of the experience of these young people growing up in a situation of forced migration, in order to contribute research both on youth, and on migration/mobility
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Episode 7: Migrations à Paris, par Sylla et Abdoulaye (en français)

Activities, PodcastPar Juan Manuel29 septembre 2025

Episode 7: Migrations à Paris, par Sylla et Abdoulaye The GRABS podcast – Episode 7: Migrations à Paris, par Sylla et Abdoulaye (en français)

Episode 6: Refugee Social Services Anniversary

Activities, PodcastPar Juan Manuel29 septembre 2025

Episode 6: Refugee Social Services Anniversary The GRABS podcast – Episode 6: Refugee Social Services Anniversary

Episode 5: On the Reality of Being a Young Refugee in South Africa, by Anna, Blacksmith and Nelli

Activities, PodcastPar Juan Manuel29 septembre 2025

Episode 5: On the Reality of Being a Young Refugee in South Africa, by Anna, Blacksmith and Nelli Episode 5: On the Reality of Being a Young Refugee in South Africa, by Anna, Blacksmith and Nelli

Episode 4: On Discrimination and Stereotypes, by Ramazani, Maria & Mel

Activities, PodcastPar Juan Manuel29 septembre 2025

Episode 4: On Discrimination and Stereotypes, by Ramazani, Maria & Mel The GRABS podcast – Episode 4 – On Discrimination and Stereotypes, by Ramazani, Maria & Mel

Episode 3: What Being Non-South African Means, by Mathilda, Mocktail, Shada & Salva

Activities, PodcastPar Juan Manuel29 septembre 2025

Episode 3: What Being Non-South African Means, by Mathilda, Mocktail, Shada & Salva The GRABS podcast – Episode 3: What Being Non-South African Means, by Mathilda, Mocktail, Shada & Salva

Episode 2: On Discrimination, by Jorojina, Alex, Aisha & Joy

Activities, PodcastPar Juan Manuel29 septembre 2025

Episode 2: On Discrimination, by Jorojina, Alex, Aisha & Joy The GRABS podcast – Episode 2: On Discrimination, by Jorojina, Alex, Aisha & Joy

Episode 1: Presenting the team, by Jane, Glenda, Jessi, Izzy, and Juan Manuel

Activities, PodcastPar Juan Manuel29 septembre 2025

Episode 1: Presenting the team, by Jane, Glenda, Jessi, Izzy, and Juan Manuel It’s here! Our team’s first podcast is now live. We’re diving into who we are, what we’re working on, and why it matters. Tune in to learn more about GRABS and the questions driving our research. You can listen to it here…

GRABS at SOCIN 2025

Conferences, EventsPar Glenda25 septembre 2025

The GRABS team took part in the SOCIN Conference in Macerata, Italy (23–26 September 2025). We presented a paper entitled “Innovative Research with Young People on the Move: Challenging Coloniality and Extractivism in Knowledge Production.”

Paint on wood artwork representing an eight point start coloured in white, black, red and yellow.

Research scoping visit to K’jipuktuk-Halifax

Activities, Fieldwork, Scoping visitPar Juan Manuel24 septembre 2025

In late July, Juan Manuel Moreno, one of GRABS PhD candidates, travelled to K’jipuktuk-Halifax, in Eastern Canada for a two-week fieldwork and scoping visit. K’jipuktuk-Halifax is the ancestral land of the Mi’kmaq who lived in these lands for over 11000 years. Today, K’jipuktuk-Halifax is the capital of what is known as the province of Nova…

Xenophobia: My Anti-Racism Manifesto

Essays, Manifestos, Think-Act Pieces, Youth StoriesPar Juan Manuel2 septembre 2025

by Jorojina Elisha, August 2025 In this world we live in, we are faced with a lot of suffering and trouble. Day by day, weencounter something unbearable. It could be getting an F on a math test, breaking up withyour girlfriend, or losing your job. But what if your pain and suffering were constant—everyday, every…

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