Bilim Research and Social Studies is a non-profit, non-government, and non-political organization based in Afghanistan providing research and training Services.
New #research by @ShapoorHamid examines the intersections of political, historical, cultural, social, and economic factors in Afghan #migration. The Insights gained from this study have broader implications for international migration studies.
@BilimAfg
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#GAPs First Newsletter is out! Here is a link to access:
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GAPs examines the disconnect between migration related policies and its outcomes. As a partner in GAPs, Bilim studies post-return experiences of Afghan returnees. Watch the video to learn more about the GAPs. #afghanistan#migration#RETURN
Imagine leaving home in search of safety, only to face the challenge of returning to uncertainty. 🏠
#GAPs seeks to examine disconnects between policy expectations and their real world outcomes.
Watch our video to understand more about #GAPs 📷
📅 On Oct 4th, the first #GAPs Stakeholder Expert Panel convened in #Greece! A collaborative space where experts & key policy stakeholders come together to bridge research and policy. Important discussions on #returns & #deportations! 🌍🤝 https://t.co/xCvgZxEDvD
📢Borders & Belonging, the @cercmigration award-winning podcast, is coming back! Season 2 trailer is out now👇
Follow host @maggie_perzyna as she explores migration issues with leading academics and those working on the frontlines of #migration. Ep 1 premieres October 24📅
Join @MartaPachockaEU, PI of the Polish team of the Horizon Europe GAPs at @CMR_Warsaw, for a crucial conference on addressing needs of people from Ukraine experiencing forced migration📣
🗓️ 27/10/2023
🔗 Register now: https://t.co/HstxEjJncp #ForcedMigration#UkraineCrisis
In this article, I discuss the challenges of returning to Afghanistan amid post-2021 socio-political landscape changes.🌱 #Afghanistan#Refugees#Resilience
https://t.co/0dnmsHZ4nx
🗺️ Curious about #GAPs' extensive reach? Our multi-disciplinary, qualitative, and quantitative research spans 13 countries in #Europe, #Africa, and the #MiddleEast with 17 partners! Take a closer look at our coverage #returnmigration
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#Afghan returnees navigate through uncertainty, economic downturn, & a struggling job market in a changed homeland with shifting norms since #Taliban takeover
Read the new blog by Shapoor Hamid & Hideyat Siddiqi from BILIM https://t.co/nlA5q5XC7C
#Tunisian National Guard collectively expelled over 100 #migrants from multiple #African countries to the border with #Algeria on September 18 and 20, 2023, according to the recent @hrw report. https://t.co/G4a1bnd9ID
Migrants are still risking their lives to cross the Mediterranean; we must challenge the rhetoric of ‘invasion’ and examine the deeper reasons for migration, by Nando Sigona from @iclaimeu https://t.co/pUgSJ4w9p2
Bilim signed MoU with the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation for implementing GAPS project. This research study will be conducted to assess the post-return experiences of returnees in Kabul, Herat, Kandahar, and Balkh provinces.
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The GAPS project includes partners from Europe, North America, Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. Bilim studies the hopes and resilience of the Afghan returnees and its broader implications for migration policies. Read more on the GAPS website.
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Follow the latest development of the GAPS project here. Bilim as a member of the project focuses on studying the post-return experience of Afghan returnees and south-south return governance.
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