Intimate geographies of migration

The two-days exchange aims to connect scholars, their work and perspectives across Europe and beyond around their reflections and creative methodologies at the intersection of critical migration studies and geography. The different research projects that are discussed deal with spaces where people affected by racialization come together on an everyday basis to imagine and negotiate the city differently. The contributions discuss subtle micro-practices, aesthetics and embodied acts of self-empowerment, small and 'silent' acts of (dis)articulation and withdrawal, as well as affective and creative practices of care, joy and self-assertion.