“The Unravelling of Refuge: Resettlement, Peacebuilding, and Safety in a World of Uncertainty”
Date: 12.05.2027 - 14.05.2027
Conference / symposium
Keywords: refugee and forced migration studies, resettlement and return, AI and ethical governance of mobility
Format: onsite
Language(s): English
Location: Winnipeg, Canada
Event Fee: Free
Organizer(s):
Canadian Association for Refugee and Forced Migration Studies (CARFMS / ACERMF)
The 17th CARFMS conference, “The Unravelling of Refuge: Resettlement, Peacebuilding, and Safety in a World of Uncertainty” (Winnipeg, 12–14 May 2027), examines the shrinking space for resettlement and growing hostility toward forced migrants, asking about the future of resettlement as a durable solution. It invites proposals on emerging issues (climate displacement, biometrics, criminalization, neglected conflicts), differentiated experiences of refugees and subcultures, host society receptivity, return migration, AI and technological management of mobility, and innovative/co-produced research methods, in formats such as papers, panels/workshops, films, art, and posters.
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Call for Papers
“The Unravelling of Refuge: Resettlement, Peacebuilding, and Safety in a World of Uncertainty”
Deadline: 30.06.2026
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