Last year I participated in a large EU funded research venture on the role of digital media in the formation of transnational migrant networks and their affect on gender issues, the Mig@Net Project. My supervisor Dr. Athina Karatzogianni was one of the project’s organisers and I worked with her on the sub-section on ‘Intercultural Conflict and Dialogue’.
Part of the project was the formulation of precise policy recommendations for political decision makers that should help to improve communication with migrant groups in the public through digital media. That’s the part I was responsible for. Read the whole report including my recommendations here.
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