Ways to Inhabit a New City

Introduction: 9.30-9.45am

Panel 1: 9.45am-11.15am

Establishing New Professional and Friendship Networks

Lauren Wagner, Maastricht University - “Feeling at home in public: diasporic Moroccan women negotiating leisure in the Netherlands”

Aurélie Varrel, CNRS EHESS Paris - “Perspectives on Indian women migrants in India. Intersectionality and the City”

Rosa Weber, INED and Stockholm University - "A gender perspective on the role of social contacts in accessing the job market for migrants in Sweden"

Tea: 11.15-11.30am

Panel 2: 11.30am-1.00pm

Navigating Social and Health Services

Nichola Khan, Pr of Human Geography and Ethnography, University of Edinburgh - “Reflections on Afghan migrant mental health in clinical and non-clinical settings: movement and circumscription in the lives of women”

Lucia Gentile, IC Migration Paris - “Perinatal Care in Translation: Linguistic Barriers, Racialization, and Health Inequalities for South Asian Migrant Women in Paris”

Maria Iasagkasvili - TBC

Lunch break: 1.00-2.00pm

Panel 3: 2.00-3.30pm

Preventing Stigma and Violence (Violence in public space/ City/Spaces)

Rika Lee, Chuo University, Tokyo, and CNRS - “Resisting Racism, Sexism, and Colonialism: The Experiences of Korean Minority Women in Japan”

Emma Peltier, LAB/UCLouvain ; LVMT/Univ Gustave Eiffel Paris - “Roma women’s access to public space restricted by gender and racist violence”

Hélène Le Bail, CNRS Sciences Po Paris - "Chinese migrant sex workers trying to modify the definition of street violence in Paris"

Tea: 3.30-3.45pm

Roundtable Discussion: 3.45-5.15pm

Methodologizing Migrant Everyday Lives in Metropolitan Cities

Chair and Speaker: Shivani Gupta, NUS College, National University of Singapore

Workshop panelists contribute to the discussion on methodologies in studying migrants and their everyday lives.

Closing: 5.15pm-5.30pm