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MOVE Final Conference
& Pre-Conference
March 7 – 9, 2018
Luxembourg
Mapping mobility – pathways, institutions and structural effects of youth mobility in Europe
MOVE will provide a research-informed contribution towards an improvement of the conditions of the mobility of young people in Europe and a reduction of the negative impacts of mobility
Data generation
MOVE will provide a quantitative integrated database on European youth mobility
Analysis
MOVE will analyse mobility of young people in the EU and generate systematic knowledge about young people’s mobility patterns
Reflection
MOVE will develop a theoretical framework to reflect youth mobility
Recommendation
MOVE will give research-informed recommendations on how mobility of young people can be ‘good’ both for socio-economic development and for individual development‏

July 03, 2017

MOVE at the 14th IMISCOE Conference in Rotterdam

Volha, Alice and Andreas at the conference venue

MOVE members Alice Altissimo and Andreas Herz (University of Hildesheim) and Volha Vysotskaya (University of Luxembourg) presented first results of the project at 14^th Imiscoe conference 'Migration, Diversity and the City' in Rotterdam from 28 to 30 June 2017.

The conference focused on the urban dimension of migration and migration-related diversity. 128 sessions have been held during the three conference days including research panels, policy workshops and working sessions. The MOVE Consortium members used the occasion and organized a joint meeting (connecting other project members via Skype) to discuss the progress of MOVE and forthcoming delivery of qualitative results.

Find more information on the conference here.