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| ReROOT | Arrival Infrastructures as Sites of Integration for Recent Newcomers ReROOT is a Horizon2020 research project consisting of six universities, two research institutes, and two NGOS running from 2021-2025. The project uses ethnographic methods to study the challenges and opportunities migrants encounter on arrival in specific arrival situations in eight countries (Belgium, Turkey, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Hungary, Greece, UK). ReROOT focuses on ‘arrival infrastructure’ - sources of shelter, support and resources that migrants utilize on arrival in a place. From informal social connections to formal support organisations; from public spaces to libraries, shops or health centres, ‘arrival infrastructure’ shapes migrants’ pathways after arrival and affects how quickly and successfully they can achieve their goals, whether to settle or move on. |
RESEARCH PHASES
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PHASE 1: exploring & experimenting
In nine pilot sites we explore:
1) What are arrival infrastructures and how do they work?
2) Which concepts and methodologies are useful for the exploration of arrival infrastructure?
3) How can relevant actors be brought together to intervene in arrival-related challenges?
- Training 1: Concepts and methods for arrival infrastructure site research
- Training 2: Analysis of regimes of integration, diversity and mobility
- Training 3: Action Research in arrival infrastructure
- Fieldwork takes place (2021-2022).
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PHASE 2: desiging, testing, training, and sharing
1) Designing methods for intervention in arrival contexts based on phase 1 research
2) Workshopping and refining these methods with field actors to develop a toolkit
3) Sharing toolkit with relevant actors (civil society organisations,
social professionals, policy makers)
Key Terms
Literature course for people who can't live without books
You will study English Literature, an introduction to key aspects central to the study of English Literature. You will also choose an optional course from another subject area.
History course for people who are interested in art
You will study History of Art, which covers the period from the fall of the Roman Empire until the end of the Counter-Reformation. This will include non-Western material.
Architecture course for all curious people
The history of architecture traces the changes in architecture through various traditions, regions, overarching stylistic trends, and dates. You will study Architectural History, which is a survey from antiquity to the present day. An introduction to key aspects central to the study of Architectural History. You will also choose an optional course from another subject area.
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