Journeys Project
Examines migrant stories to illuminate the costs and strategies involved in their journeys and the economic approaches they use when putting down roots in new surroundings.
The Henry J. Leir Institute for Migration and Human Security at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy is a hub for interdisciplinary research and engagement at the intersection of migration, human security, and policy innovation. We bring together scholars, practitioners, and students to explore the drivers of displacement, the impacts of migration, and the development of rights-based, effective policy responses. Through rigorous research, experiential learning opportunities, and strategic partnerships, the Leir Institute works to shape data driven approaches to global migration and human security challenges.
Examines migrant stories to illuminate the costs and strategies involved in their journeys and the economic approaches they use when putting down roots in new surroundings.
Aims to establish a comprehensive understanding of migration leadership through global best practices and real-world experiences.
Four policy briefings, presented in the context of the Club of Madrid Shared Societies Programme, offering data-driven analysis to advance inclusive and innovative migration policies and narratives.
Promotes understanding of the migrant and refugee integration experience by drawing on the knowledge and perspectives of refugees as well as local hosts.
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