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RUNOMI Annual Congress: Migrant Inclusion and Populism Wednesday 25 June 2025, 10am-5:30pm

Speakers from different disciplines will be addressing the topical theme of this year’s congress: migrant inclusion and populism. From the RUNOMI network, these include Janine Suurmond (RadboudUMC), Andrej Zaslove (Nijmegen School of Management) and Niels Spierings (Social Sciences). As RUNOMI strives for its research to have impact not only in theory but also in practice, societal organisations such as Represent Jezelf and Open Embassy will reflect on the academic contributions. 

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Supporting Refugees Through Language: Crowdfunding for Dutch Classes

We rarely—if ever—reach out to colleagues with urgent pleas for money, for generosity, for charity. And yet, here I am doing just that. I would love for you to take a moment to learn about the initiative I am supporting on behalf of the Radboud Refugee Working Group: raising funds to purchase books for refugees.

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RUNOMI-Risbo Knowledge Program on Labour Migration officially launched

On Tuesday, November 12, KCA officially transferred its research data to RUNOMI and Risbo. This marks the launch of the RUNOMI-Risbo Knowledge Program on Labour Migration, ensuring that critical research on labour migration continues sustainably, with valuable data and insights remaining accessible to the scientific community. KCA’s board will stay involved as an informal advisory council.

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Strategizing silence: Digital non-use as agency for marginalized communities Wednesday 4 December 2024, 3pm-5:30pm

RUNOMI, together with Radboud AI, will be hosting a seminar on digital non-use as agentic strategy of resistance and resilience in the context of socially marginalized populations. Keynote lecture by Prof. Arul Chib’s (Erasmus University Rotterdam) presents empirical evidence on varied global communities facing societal and digital discrimination, ranging from transgender sex work and forced migration. AContinue reading “Strategizing silence: Digital non-use as agency for marginalized communities”