CARFMS/ACERMF Newsletter, Winter 2016, Issue 7, is now available
Winter 2016 Newsletter
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Inaugural Address: For whom are EU borders deadly and why?
Inaugural Address: For whom are EU borders deadly and why? (PDF)
Read MoreSpecial Plenary Panel: The War Refugee in International Refugee and Humanitarian Law
Special Plenary Panel: The War Refugee in International Refugee and Humanitarian Law (PDF)
Read MoreCARFMS16 Draft Program
CARFMS16 Draft Program (as of April 1, 2016)
Read MoreCARFMS 16 Winnipeg Conference – Register to attend
CARFMS 16 Winnipeg Conference – Register to attend.
Read MoreCARFMS16 Keynote Speakers
Detailed information and updates are available on the CARFMS16 keynote speakers page.
Read MoreCARFMS16 Conference Travel Subsidy Application Deadline – Jan. 31.
Deadline for presenters to apply for a travel subsidy has now passed.
Read MoreACERMF16
CARFMS16 Affiche (document PDF)
Read MoreCall for Presenters – Identifying and Analyzing Gaps in Protection for Asylum Seekers from the Middle East: Recent Research and Findings
29 January 2016, 12:00pm – 2:00pm Seminar Room, Centre for Ethics, Trinity College, University of Toronto Sponsored by the Canadian Association of Refugee and Forced Migration Studies and the Centre for Ethics The ongoing humanitarian crises in the Middle East are provoking large-scale refugee movements out of the region. Existing legal and policy frameworks are proving incapable of securing safety and protection for the asylum seekers in either neighbouring states or during transit to more…
Read MoreJoin the Ryerson University Lifeline Syria Challenge
In early September people across the world woke up to the situation in Syria when the photo of young Alan Kurdi sparked a media storm. Unfortunately, issues like these ones are not as transient as their headlines. And this was not and won’t be the only child to lose their life fleeing violence and war. According to UNHCR, there are now more than four million Syrian refugees and at least an additional 7.6 million internally…
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