The latest issue of Forced Migration Review looks at the dangerous journeys taken by refugees and other migrants, and explores how more lives can be saved on land and at sea.

The latest issue of Forced Migration Review explores how displacement response is financed and the implications for forcibly displaced people and host communities.

In the latest video in our series exploring how the multiple crises facing the world, from the pandemic to climate change, are transforming the issues we work on, Alexander Betts, Leopold Muller Professor of Forced Migration and International Affairs, discusses the impact on refugee studies.

The latest issue of Forced Migration Review considers the double-sided nature of digital technologies and their implications for displaced people across the globe.

MPhil in Development Studies student Matai Muon reflects on the barriers he encountered as a refugee in Kenya seeking education and employment, and argues new changes to the law there must be fully applied to enable others to fulfil their potential.

Carlos Vargas-Silva gets more than he expected – including a very late night – out of a glitzy new streaming series about the predecessor to the International Rescue Committee.

From supporting widows to promoting comedy acts, innovative YouTube channels launched by refugees in Nairobi are helping them gain both an income and a sense of belonging.