Migration
Choices and decisions concerning immigration that are currently being made at national and community levels will have a major impact on Irish society for this and future generations. Sound evidence of the actual and potential impact of immigration at every level is required as a basis for achieving coherent policy and creatinga cohesive society for the future.
Photographed from L-R Samar Bennis, New Communities Partnership,
Arunas Teiserskis, Lithuanian Accociation in Ireland,
Reginald Okoflex, National Chairperson of Nigeria Association Network Ireland
Photo Credit: Carl Czani
The Trinity Immigration Initiative (TII) brings together Trinity researchers to generate evidence relevant to local and national policy and contributing to international debates and the development of international practice.
- TII Seminar Series, renamed the Migration Studies Consortium Seminar for 2010-2011 for all upcoming events
- Read more about the TII Research Programme on Diversity, Integration and Policy.
- New Migrations, New Challenges: Trinity Immigration Initiative International Conference
30th June - 3rd July, 2010 - Trinity Immigration Initiative Migrant Networks Exhibition Wins Chambers Ireland Award
- Publications on Migration
- Trinity Researchers in Migration