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Join us in making this site useful by sharing the important work that you and your organisation is doing in the migration and development field! In our active quest to seek and promote conceptual thinking, perspectives and positions on contemporary migration and development issues, we warmly welcome quality contributions from members of civil society, including NGOs, faith-based and labour organisations, migrant associations and diaspora groups, and scholars.

Submission criteria

Documents

Documents you may consider submitting may include, but are not limited to:

  • Policy statements
  • Press releases
  • Case studies
  • Research and publications
  • Field reports
  • Training manuals
  • Practical "good-practice" examples
  • Conference documents and background papers
  • Upcoming events
  • Photos
 With an explicit commitment to promoting the importance of pursuing practical, rights-based policies that embrace the full dignity of the human being, we particularly encourage civil submissions that emphasize a human rights approach to migration and development.
There is no limit to document length, however all submissions must be made in either Microsoft Word (.doc) or Adobe Acrobat Portable Document (.pdf) format,

with the exception of relevant photographs, which are warmly welcomed (.jpg, .tif or .gif formats).

 

While we encourage submissions in English, we also warmly welcome materials in French or Spanish.  Due to limited resources, all documents posted to the site will be posted in the original language of submission.

All submissions will be reviewed by MigrationAndDevelopment.net prior to posting in order to ensure the quality of the materials and coherence with the site's committment to providing a voice to faith-based actors and broader civil society.  Materials relevant to the aim of MigrationAndDevelopment.net will generally do one or more of the following:
  • Express a policy/advocacy position on migraiton and development issues
  • Inform on recent or upcoming activities
  • Describe lessons learned and/or the overall experience of a particular region-specific project or initiative, including that of migrants themselves
  • Encourage and provide opportunities for greater collaboration among relevant civil society migration and development actors and faith-based organisations, in particular
  • Analyse the results of case studies, field reports or academic research, including statistics
  • Debate various policy approaches to migration and developme on regional and/or global levels
  • Provide support for practical NGO advocacy and operational initiatives

 

 Please send all submissions to submissions@MigrationAndDevelopment.net.


Events

Planning a conference or other event related to migration and development? Know of one coming up? Let us know!

 

To suggest an event to be added to the events calendar, please submit the following information to: 

events@MigrationAndDevelopment.net

  • Complete event title
  • Complete name(s) of sponsoring organisation(s)
  • Event date
  • Location
  • Brief event description
  • Relevant website, if applicable
  • Event contact information

 

Following any conference or event, we encourage you to consider submitting background documents, statements and any other relevant material to the site. 

 

 

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