MigrationWork Portfolio
The Strategic Legal Fund for Refugee Children and Young People (SLF)
The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund
The SLF, funded by The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund, is a pilot project that tests a new model for supporting legal work that promotes the rights of refugee and asylum seeking children and young people.
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IMPART: Increasing the Participation of Migrants & Ethnic Minorities in Employment
German Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
An EU-wide project across seven countries, which uses peer review visits to projects promoting the employment of migrants to find out what increases the chances of them having long-term impact and how EU resources can be used more effectively.
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MIXITIES: Making integration work in Europe’s cities
EU Eurocities Network
Funded by the European Commission and led by Eurocities, this project is designed to promote migrant integration in 16 European cities. MigrationWork is a full project partner, developing benchmarks and leading peer reviews on Anti-Discrimination and Introductory and Language Courses.
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City Parochial Foundation and Migrants Rights Network
City Parochial Foundation and Migrants Rights Network
Irregular Migrants: The urgent need for a new approach.
London Voluntary Service Council
London Voluntary Service Council
More than Words Can Say – Report on the evaluation of materials translated by the BAMER Outreach Project.
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Scoping migration work in the UK
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Scoping study on priorities and underdeveloped areas of work in the UK migration field.
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Suite of Casework Guidelines
Scottish Refugee Council
Scoping study on priorities and underdeveloped areas of work in the UK migration field.
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Our consultants’ track record: from individual portfolios of past work
MigrationWork is new. But its consultants all bring strong track records to the company. Here are examples of work done by individual members – as freelancers or as staff of relevant organisations – before they joined MigrationWork.
Mayor of London
Richard Stanton
Refugee integration-preparing London regional strategy (2007).
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Mayor of London
Marian Mackintosh
Migration patterns of different ethnic groups in London.
London Research Centre and Health of Londoners
Marian Mackintosh
Estimate of the numbers of refugees and asylum seekers in London.
London Research Centre
Marian Mackintosh
Estimate of the total number of speakers of London’s top 40 languages.
LB Harrow
Marian Mackintosh
Harrow’s diverse communities: Migration and travel patterns.
JRF
Sue Lukes
Writing report on Change from Experience project.
European Commission
Bastian Vollmer
Clandestino-sources of data on irregular migration (2008/09).
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Berlin Institute for Comparative Social Research
Bastian Vollmer
National strategies for employment of immigrants and ethnic minorities (2001-2003).
Berlin Institute for Comparative Social Research
Bastian Vollmer
Economic participation of refugees-comparative study (2002-2004).
Praxis
Sue Lukes
Undocumented Migrants Advice Project.
ESRC
Assessment of major grants for migration research centres.
Arc4
Sue Lukes
Developing a local authority service for people with no recourse to public funds, especially women fleeing domestic violence.
Advisory Board on Naturalisation and Integration
Anna Reisenberger
Review of evidence of impact of arrangements for acquiring citizenship and ABNIs contribution.
Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC)
Sue Lukes
The equality implications of being a migrant in Britain.
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Home Office
Evaluation of the Voluntary Assisted Return and Reintegration Programme (VARRP).
Home Office
Evaluation of the Challenge Fund and Purposeful Activities Fund.
Mayor of London
Richard Stanton
Managed migration-assessing policy options (2005).
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African HIV Policy Network (AHPN)
Richard Stanton
Immigration control and migrants living with HIV-new policy perspectives (2009).
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