Introducing the ChildMove Podcast

In this episode, our researchers Malte Behrendt & Océane Uzureau discuss their article -“Inclusion in a state of exclusion – the role of volunteers in the lives of unaccompanied refugee minors on the move” which has been submitted for publication and is pending review.

In this episode, Sarah Adeyinka discusses some of her research findings in part of the Italian sample of the project which focuses on Nigerian teenage and adult victims of trafficking.

In this podcast, Giacomo discusses the Libyan data and preliminary findings

In this episode, Malte Behrendt discusses his article 'Continuity and social support: A longitudinal study of unaccompanied refugee minors’ care networks' with us. 

In this episode, Dr Marina Rota tells us more about her book chapter titled 'Grasping at straws: social work in Reception and Identification Centres (RIC) in Greece'. She tells us why she chose the title and shares her insight from participant observation and interviews with social workers in the Greek reception centre on Samos island.   

In this episode, Océane Uzureau tells us about her work on graffiti and the importance of graffiti in research.

In this episode, we introduce you to our researchers, Marina, Océane, Malte and your host, Sarah :) as they tell you about how they joined the project, lessons learnt and much more!Funded by the ERCFunded by the European Research Council ‘Starting Grants’ Grant number: 714222Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

In this interview, we have a conversation with Prof. Derluyn of the ChildMove project. She explains how the project was started and what it is about as well as some of the challenges she encountered as the supervisor of such a big project. 

This is an introduction to the ChildMove Project- a European Research Council (ERC) funded longitudinal study on the impact of flight experiences on the psychological well-being of unaccompanied refugee minors in Belgian, Greece, Italy and Libya.