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International Conference on Social Work, Geography, and Migration

📅 4–5 Feb 2027 📍 Budapest, Hungary 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the dynamics of human mobility in the context of global migration patterns. It aims to analyze the factors driving migration and the implications for both sending and receiving communities.

This session focuses on the spatial dimensions of migration, examining how geography influences migration trends and experiences. It seeks to understand the relationship between place, identity, and mobility.

This track addresses the role of social work in supporting migrants and refugees through effective interventions. It highlights best practices and innovative approaches to enhance social integration and well-being.

This session investigates the transnational ties and networks formed by diaspora communities. It emphasizes the impact of these connections on identity, culture, and social support systems.

This track examines the formulation and implementation of migration policies at local, national, and international levels. It encourages discussions on the effectiveness and ethical considerations of current migration governance frameworks.

This session explores the intersection of urbanization and migration, focusing on how urban environments shape the experiences of migrants. It addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by urban migration.

This track focuses on effective strategies for the social, economic, and cultural integration of migrants into host societies. It aims to share insights on fostering inclusive communities and reducing barriers to integration.

This session highlights the critical issues of social justice and human rights as they pertain to migrants. It seeks to address the challenges faced by marginalized groups and promote equitable policies.

This track examines the role of community development initiatives in supporting migrant populations. It emphasizes collaborative approaches that empower communities and enhance social cohesion.

This session addresses the various challenges faced by migrants, including economic, social, and psychological barriers. It aims to explore resilience strategies that enable migrants to navigate these challenges.

This track focuses on the application of social work theories and practices in the context of migration. It encourages the sharing of research and case studies that demonstrate effective social work interventions.