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I´m a Junior Professor of Intercultural Praxis with focus on Digital Cultures at the Chemnitz University of Technology in Germany. My main research focus are (Digital) Migration Studies, Social Imaginaries, Intercultural Studies, Cultural Anthropology and (Post)digitality.

My background is interdisciplinary: Dr. phil. at the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena (Germany). M.A. in International Migration and Intercultural Relations at the University of Osnabrück (Germany), and B.A. in International Relations at the ITESO; Jesuit University of Guadalajara (Mexico).

Stephanie holds a Ph.D. in Political Studies and International Relations (2019) and a Master’s degree in political and social sciences (2009). She has over 10 years of experience in academic, research, advocacy and consulting activities in international migration, refugee, forced migration, diasporas, migration governance (regional, national, local), migrants and refugee rights and migration policies (regulation, integration, labor, education). She has experience in public policy design and institutional capacity-building. She is an advocate for the rights of forced displaced persons, engaging with senior government officials, members of the Colombian Congress, civil society organizations, international development organizations and academia to ensure the protection of their rights.

Craig Loschmann is a research fellow at the Maastricht Graduate School of Governance and UNU-MERIT. His research over the years has focused primarily on the causes and consequences of forced migration in the contexts of Afghanistan and the African Great Lakes region. His current interests are in the influence of refugee populations on host communities, and the impact of return in post-conflict settings. Craig has consulted on numerous migration-related projects for organizations like UNHCR, IOM, ILO and OECD, among others, and has conducted fieldwork in Burundi and Rwanda. He holds Masters degrees in Economics and International Political Economy and Development (IPED) from Fordham University, and a PhD from the Maastricht Graduate School of Governance and UNU-MERIT.

Wooldy Edson Louidor, Haitian and Colombian researcher.
EDUCATION
• PhD candidate in Philology: Leipzig Universität (Leipzig, Germany).
• Master of Latin American Philosophy: Universidad Santo Tomás (Bogotá, Colombia).
• Bachelor of Philosophy and Social Sciences: Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente (ITESO) in Guadalajara, Mexico.
EXPERIENCE
• Research Professor at Instituto de Estudios Sociales y Culturales PENSAR de la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (until now)
• Professor of Migration at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana’s Faculty of Law.
• Professor at Universidad Santo Tomás’s (USTA) Faculty of Sociology.
• Regional Communications Officer at Jesuit Refugee Service for Latin America and Caribbean (JRS LAC)
• Regional Communications and Advocacy Officer for Haiti at Jesuit Refugee Service for Latin America and Caribbean (JRS LAC)
• Program Director at Société d’Animation et Communication Sociale (SAKS)
• Project Officer for the Project “Participation de la société civile et la Démocratisation en Haïti”, financed by European Union and Oxfam Great Britain
• National Communications and Advocacy Officer in Haiti, Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS)
AWARD
• Social Sciences Award-Premio Jean Claude Bajeux «Haití: Derechos Humanos y Perspectivas Democráticas». Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO). Buenos Aires, December 2014
LANGUAGE
French, Spanish, And Haitian Creole: Perfect fluency in speaking, writing and reading.
Very good English.
Good Deutsch.
CONSULTANCIES
For many International Organizations about researches on Haitian migration in the Dominican Republic (UNICEF- Dominican Republic) and in Haiti [UNPD – Haiti, Médecins du Monde (MdM), Broderlijk Delen, Volens America…].
PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (con Jaramillo, Jefferson). Defender la vida e imaginar el futuro: debates y experiencias desde la investigación social en Buenaventura (Colombia). ISBN 978-958-531-3. Editorial Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, año 2020.
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (con Aliaga Sáez, Felipe). Defensa de los derechos humanos de los migrantes y refugiados: El rol de las organizaciones del tercer sector en Colombia y Ecuador . ISBN 978-958-782-219-9. Editorial Universidad Santo Tomás, año 2019.
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (con Calderón, Oscar; Castellanos, Alejandra; Leal, Silvia y Sierra, Julieth). Por una frontera garante de los derechos humanos: Colombianos, venezolanos y niños en riesgo de apatridia en el norte de Santander (2015-2018). ISBN 978-958-781-331-9. Editorial Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, año 2019.
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (con Iranzo, Ángela). Entre la guerra y la paz: los lugares de la diáspora colombiana. ISBN 978-958-774-691-4. Editorial Pontificia Universidad Javeriana y Editorial Universidad de los Andes, año 2018.
Louidor, Wooldy Edson. Introducción a los estudios migratorios: Migraciones y derechos humanos en la era de la globalización. ISBN 978-958-781-049-3. Editorial Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, año 2017.
Louidor, Wooldy Edson. Articulaciones del desarraigo en América Latina: El drama de los sin hogar y sin mundo. ISBN 978-958-781-008-0. Editorial Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, año 2016.
Louidor, Wooldy Edson. La hospitalidad entre la ética y el derecho: Una propuesta analógica desde América Latina. ISBN 978-384-736-534-1. Editorial Académica Española, año 2014.
CHAPTERS OF BOOKS
(2017) “Desarraigo y cuestión multicultural en los flujos migratorios postcoloniales”. In Aliaga Sáez, Felipe (Ed.) Migraciones internacionales. Alteridad y procesos sociopolíticos (pp. 43-73). Ediciones USTA (Universidad Santo Tomás), Bogotá.
(2014) “Una propuesta analógica sobre la hospitalidad desde La paz perpetua de Kant y Totalidad e Infinito de Lévinas”. In Conde Gaxiola, Napoleón. (Comp.), Contornos de hermenéutica y analogía (pp.213-273). Editorial Torres Asociado (2013), México D.F.
(2013) “Uma historia paradoxal”. In Santiago, Adriana. (Org.) Haití por si- A reconquista da Independência robada (pp. 12-45). Expressao Gráfica e Editora, Fortaleza.
RESEARCH PAPER
Louidor, Wooldy Edson. 2016. “Comprender el lugar desde los flujos migratorios globalizados”. Revista Colombia Internacional 88: pp. 135-158. Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia. http://dx.doi.org/10.7440/colombiaint88.2016.06
OTHER ARTICLES
i. In Spanish
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (2011). Los flujos haitianos hacia América Latina: situación actual y propuesta. Caracas, Venezuela: Análisis de coyuntura AMÉRICA LATINA Y CARIBE. Abril-junio 2011. Centro Gumillas. http://gumilla.org/files/documents/Analisis%20abril-junio%202011.pdf
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (2012). La nueva política migratoria de Brasil. Caracas, Venezuela: Análisis de coyuntura AMÉRICA LATINA Y CARIBE. Enero-marzo 2012. Centro Gumillas. http://www.gumilla.org/files/documents/XIII-coyuntura-EneMar2012.pdf
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (2012). Del flujo haitiano hacia nuevos paradigmas migratorios. Caracas, Venezuela: Caracas, Venezuela: Análisis de coyuntura AMÉRICA LATINA Y CARIBE. Abril-junio 2012. Centro Gumillas. http://gumilla.org/files/documents/XIV%20Analisis%20Coyuntura%20abril-j…
ii. In French
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (2011) « L’Amérique du Sud: pôle d’attraction de la migration haïtienne » Revue Vivre ensemble, No. 66 Vol. 19, Automne 2011. Centre justice et foi (Québec, Canada)
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (2012) « Les migrants en provenance d’Haïti sont-ils des réfugiés ‘environnementaux’ ? » Revue Vivre ensemble, No. 66 Vol. 19, Été 2012. Centre justice et foi (Québec, Canada)
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (2013) « Recension de livre : Chronique de la dérive douce ». Revue Vivre ensemble, No. 69 Vol. 20, Printemps 2013. Centre justice et foi (Québec, Canada).
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (2014) « La nécessité de mondialiser l’hospitalité : une relecture du roman CONTINENT À LA DÉRIVE de Russel Banks ». Revue Vivre ensemble, No. 73 Vol. 21, Printemps 2014. Centre justice et foi (Québec, Canada)
iii. In English
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (May 2012) “Brazil: Haitian migrants in Amazonia, the end of a journey and the beginning of a new life”, Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), Bogotá. Link: http://en.jrs.net/news_detail?tn=news-20120507060113
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (August 2012) “Brazil: JRS helps trafficked migrants from Haiti”, Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), Bogotá. Link: http://en.jrs.net/campaign_detail?tn=project-20120828102229
Louidor, Wooldy Edson (November 2013) « Latin America: non-refoulement at the borders, an essential principle”, Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), Bogotá. Link: http://jrsusa.org/campaign_detail?TN=PROJECT-20131105095509

Christy is a Senior Research Officer in the Equity and Social Policy team at London-based think tank ODI (formerly the Overseas Development Institute). She has previously worked on a range of social policy topics with the World Bank, the World Food Programme, UNHCR, and the Royal National Institute for Deaf People. She holds a master's in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School and a BA from the University of Cambridge. Her main research focus is on social protection, including social protection for displaced and migrant populations. She has also worked extensively on the links between international and national responses to displacement influxes, as well as on the political economy of migration policies.

Miranda Lubbers is Professor at the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology of the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), Spain. She directs the COALESCE Lab, which is part of a consolidated group recognized by the Catalan Government. Her research addresses migration and transnationalism, poverty and livelihood strategies, and social cohesion. In these areas, she analyzes in particular the role that formal and informal social relationships and settings have in the production, mitigation or exacerbation of exclusion. For this aim, she applies personal network analysis that allows her to obtain a detailed, micro-level understanding of processes of integration, cohesion and exclusion.

Marcel Lubbers is professor of Interdisciplinary Social Science: Relations between groups and cultures.

With a background in political sociology, Marcel researches questions on cohesion, with a focus on the impact of immigration on nationalism, Euroscepticism and voting behaviour. From an immigrant perspective, Marcel studies how immigrants find their way in the new society in relation to the reception climate of the receiving society.

Marcel Lubbers leads the European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER)