Base de données d’experts

Yowali Kabamba has been a PhD candidate in Economic and Social History at Utrecht University since October 2023. She studies the labour integration of Somali migrant women in Western Europe and how home and host country contexts influence their sustainable economic participation. She previously worked at the Centre for Ethnic and Migration Studies at Liège University. She obtained a Master's degree in International Political Economy (King's College London) and a Bachelor's degree in European Studies (Maastricht University).

Farjana Kabir is a multi-disciplinary artist and freelancer pursuing her PhD (year Four) in Theatre and Performance Studies at Warwick University. Originally from Bangladesh, she moved to the UK a decade ago and has since dedicated herself to various arts-based projects in both urban and rural communities in the UK. Her projects aim to empower individuals and communities, fostering long-term social change. In the UK, she has focused on using theatre and film to support refugees and migrants, seeking to create a more equitable and inclusive world. Farjana Kabir is particularly passionate about exploring the transformative power of theatre and its potential for positive social impact.

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Paweł Kaczmarczyk is director of the Centre of Migration Research at the University of Warsaw and an assistant professor at the Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw. His main research areas include causes and consequences of labour migration, mobility of the high-skilled, migration and the welfare state, migration policy, methodology of migration research, labour economics, population economics and demography, and international economics.

Clea Kahn is a researcher, humanitarian practitioner and protection expert specialising in conflict and forced displacement. She is a visiting fellow with the International Institute of Social Studies working on ListenH, a four year research project on transactional sex in humanitarian contexts. She is also a pursuing a professional doctorate in counselling psychology with the University of East London with research looking at the impact of structural disempowerment within the asylum process on the mental health and wellbeing of asylum seekers. She is Vice President of the Independent Monitoring Board for Gatwick immigration detention centres and Chair of the Take Action Group, a group linked with MSF UK working on issues confronting migrants and refugees in the UK.

Thomas G. Kalunge (Strategy advisor/Agile Project Management, r0g_agency) is Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship Scientist and practitioner (M.Sc.) as well as a certified design thinking expert. With the User-centered approach, Thomas’s work focuses on Agile project management, Innovation Management, and diaspora involvement in transformative development in host and countries of origin. Currently, Thomas leads the project Migrant Media Network #MMN. This project uses digital online and offline tools to ensure factual information on migration decisions. It aims to promote dialog at household and community level on safe migration and positive alternatives. He also works with r0g_agency on program and strategy development for various projects and programs. As freelance consultant Thomas advices on aspects such as transnational entrepreneurship, Innovation and Migration Management as well on Agile Project Management, Alingment and Evaluation