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MIDEQ - Migration for Diversity and Equality
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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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      #StandUp4Migrants

      OHCHR is telling a new story about migration, one of hope and shared values.
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      MIDEQ Annual Meeting, Nairobi 2019

      MIDEQ researchers met in Nairobi for the 2019 annual meeting. Meet the MIDEQ researchers and learn more about their work.
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      Our Story of Migration and Inequality

      Learn more about MIDEQ's latest animation in collaboration with PositiveNegatives, Our Story of Migration and Inequality.
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      Mazwi e Nzendo: Midziyo (items/objects)

      In the second in his series of reflections on the ‘expressions of travel’, Tawona uses the idioms of his mother tongue to open up a rich and revealing seam of language for our collective thinking and re-thinking of migration.
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    MIDEQ - Migration for Diversity and Equality

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    Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations (CTPSR)
    Coventry University, IV5
    Innovation Village
    Cheetah Road
    Coventry
    CV1 2TL
    UK

    Telephone. +44 24 7765 1182

    MIDEQNetwork@gmail.com

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