Migrations : Les politiques face à la réalité des rues

Ramène ta Science! No. 12: the Un Prétexte association presents this public science outreach talk on migration. Between realities in Marseille, Paris and around the world, we’ll learn more about the policies in place and their effects on migration and the reception of migrants.

As always, young researchers will have 15 min to present their research topics, followed by Q&A sessions where you can win beers!

A few places are still available! Register by email with your name and the date of the event.

Speakers:

Marie-Aude Salomon - TELEMMe/AMU doctoral candidate - Marseille, a welcoming city for migrants?

Oriane Sebillotte - Géographie-cités/EHESS/AMU doctoral candidate - Occupying public space to find shelter: prefectural arrangements and tactics from the Paris camps (2003-2026)

Felipe Barrientos - U Paris-Cité, U du Chili, Faculty of Social Sciences - Beyond the migrant image: spatial practices of Haitian children and young people in Santiago, Chile, based on a 35 mm corpus

Philémon Mallet - Mesopolhis/Sciences Po Aix/AMU doctoral candidate - Implementing the European Pact on Migration and Asylum: initial findings from fieldwork in Bulgaria.

To support the association and the event organizers, admission will be pay-what-you-can/pay-what-you-feel, so everyone can contribute according to their means.