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Alice Massari is a Marie Curie Global Fellow at the CERC in Migration and Integration at Toronto Metropolitan University and the University of Copenhagen working on migration governance visuality. Alice Massari, Ph.D. in Political Science, European Politics and International Relations, and MA in International Relations, works on migration and humanitarian issues since 2007 as researcher, aid worker and consultant. Over the years she has run an INGO responding to the Syrian emergency, worked as EU expert on migration, and served as Senior Humanitarian Affairs Officer for the UK Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office.

I am an expert in childhood and South-South migration who combines an academic and non-profit career: I have worked for more than 10 years with various NGOs, and I was awarded a PhD in Sociology in September 2021, exploring the experiences and identity construction of young West African children living with their families in Morocco.

BA 1974 W. Washington U
MA 1977 Princeton U
PhD 1978 Princeton U
Postdoc 1979 UC Berkeley
Asst Prof U Penn 1980-85
Assoc Prof UPenn 1986-87
Prof U Chicago 1987-94
Prof U Penn 1994-2003
Prof Princeton U 2003-

Born and raised in the Chittagong city of Bangladesh. Studied International Relations at both Bachelor and Master's levels. Currently studying European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations and living at Oldenburg of Germany.

I am a final year UKRI-funded PhD research student (SWWDTP AHRC) in English at the Universities of Southampton and Bristol. My thesis examines representations of refugee homemaking practices in the UK in contemporary fictional and ethnographic narratives, with a specific focus on the (im)possibilities of creating sanctuary and a sense of home/belonging. My research interests include the politics of representation, colonial and postcolonial narratives and histories, migration, and homemaking.

Academy of Finland Research Fellow based in the Finnish Institute for Educational Research at the University of Jyväskylä. Research focus on international student migration and mobility (Finland and Europe), university strategic planning, and higher education policy.