Neiha S. Lasharie, Author at The Journeys Project

“There’s (Not) an App for That”: Taking a Hard Look at the “App-ification” of Migration and the “Need” for New Technologies

By Madison Chapman, under the supervision of Kim Wilson Practitioners, advocates and writers often underscore the link between migration and

By Madison Chapman, under the supervision of Kim Wilson Two young Colombian women sit next to a small iron pushcart

A hub for work and play, Parque La Carolina acts as a microcosm of migrant and local dynamics in Quito,

“Ratcheting-up” livelihoods through entrepreneurship and innovation allow migrants to get a foothold in their new home

Skin color blurs the line between migrant and local, and exposes underlying assumptions about class, ethnicity, and immigration status

Self-help communities grow as Venezuelan migrants find solidarity and solace in friendship

Registered and unregistered sellers in La Carolina compete for social and retail space in the park amidst growing inter-group tensions.

In this issue of Fresh FINDings we feature research from Jordan, led by Swati Mehta Dhawan of Katholische Universität Eichstätt

By Kim Wilson “I have twelve children of my own, but after the war, I ended up with twenty-one children

A resourceful refugee builds on her assets to earn a living.