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Vítor Lopes Andrade is a doctoral researcher in Social Anthropology in the School of Global Studies, University of Sussex. He holds a Master’s in Social Anthropology (Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil) and an undergraduate degree in International Relations (São Paulo State University, Brazil). His Master’s thesis ‘Immigration and Sexuality: non-heterosexual asylum seekers and refugees in the city of São Paulo’ was awarded an UNHCR prize in 2017 (Terceiro Concurso de Teses de Doutorado e Dissertações de Mestrado da Cátedra Sérgio Vieira de Mello) and published as a book in 2019 (Editora da UFSC). A presentation of this book (in English) is available at https://youtu.be/23c7CvrhzvE Email: V.Andrade@sussex.ac.uk

I am an anthropologist and for more than 8 years I have been studying and working on various gender, socio-economic environmental and migration issues from different fields and angles, with the aim of transforming inequality and inequity in our region. I have worked in participatory action research, public management, consultancy, teaching and I am open to new challenges that include dialogue scenarios with multidisciplinary and multisectoral tools.

My research topic is international migration from Cuba. I analyse this phenomenon from a transnational perspective. I am currently working on a project that aims to interpret Cuban international migration from a holistic point of view based on several disciplines of the social sciences, as well as the mathematical sciences. I am interested in bringing together researchers for this purpose.

My research focuses around the subjetivities aspects of migration. I'm interested in developing konowledge from new materialism theorethical framework perspective. My experience in research has mainly been in qualitative methodology.

Researcher in Political Sociology, Scuola Normale Superiore (Florence). Prior to that: doctoral researcher at the Observatoire Sociologique du Changement, Sciences Po (Paris); scientific coordinator of the IMISCOE Standing Committee Methodological Approaches and Tools in Migration; research assistant at the Centre d´Étudees Européennes et de Politiqur Comparée at Sciences Po; research associate at the School of History, Politics and International Relations at the University of Leicester; visiting research scholar at New York University; research assistant at the Barcelona Institute for International Studies.

José David López-Blanco is currently affiliated with the Department of Social Sciences, University Carlos III de Madrid. His PhD research is related to Migration and Social Change, putting the focus on the relation between international and internal migration flows. He also advocates for a world where it is alright to teach wearing a tracksuit

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.