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    Changing narratives

    Changing narratives

    MIDEQ’s work challenges negative migration narratives, using creative tools to engage new audiences, and creating space for new political and policy responses.

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      Changing narratives

      Cuts destroy, hurt, kill: a critical metaphor analysis of the response of UK academics to the UK overseas aid budget funding cuts

      Maria Grazia Imperiale & Alison Phipps analyse the response of UK academics to the UK government decision to cut international development research funding as part of the overseas aid budget reduction, undertaken in March 2021.
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      our squinty house

      In this poetic intervention, writer and poet Tawona Sitholé reflects on the February 2021 MIDEQ Symposium.
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      Mapping Journeys

      A culmination of the MIDEQ Malaysia creative outputs, Mapping Journeys was a multi-pronged exhibition that was held from the 16th October to the 10th November 2023.
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      Challenging the rhetoric around migration and digital technologies

      Panel Discussion on migration and digital technologies at the ICT4D 2020 Virtual Non-Conference, 16th September 2020
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    Coventry
    CV1 2TL
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