The Institute for Research into Superdiversity, in partnership with the Institute of Asian Migrations (IAM), Waseda University, have been awarded funding from the Japan Foundation to hold an international symposium.
In her acclaimed new book, Dr Rachel Humphris seeks to open up new questions for academic and political debates about citizenship, migration and belonging.
Charitable food aid is a sticking plaster on a gaping wound of systemic inequality in the UK and US.
It is fifty years since what most people think of as the first NHS inquiry, what have we learnt?
Professor Jenny Phillimore speaking at TEDx at the University of Birmingham on 'Symbolic Violence and Refugees: Where is the Harm?'
CHASM's financial inclusion research and activities are being showcased across the nation in the University of Birmingham 'Heroes' campaign 2019.
CHASM have helped to develop a fascinating infographic to summarise the first year results of a project examining the links between social tenancies and personal wellbeing.
A University of Birmingham report has concluded that national governments, health and social services, businesses, families and communities have to find new ways of responding to the rapidly growing number of people.
Violence, insecurity, persecution, and human rights violations have led to the forced displacement of an estimated 68.5 million people. Of these, 25.4 million are refugees – the highest number ever recorded.
A qualitative interview study in England looking at factors affecting the changing role of GP clinicians in community hospitals.
Incremental neglect tips over into significant and costly malfunction; squandered opportunities for strategic renewal and improvement: this is what the squeeze on NHS capital budgets means, writes HSMC's Iestyn Williams.
Professor Jenny Phillimore writes: "Today, on International Women's Day, we have launched a series of working papers focusing on some of the key aspects of the gendered refugee experience."