Welcome to
Forced Migration
Review
This online event built on the success of FMR 74: ‘Financing Displacement Response’. Panellists brought perspectives which shed light on the changing funding landscape in the months following the publication of FMR 74 in November 2024.
Dangerous journeys are taken every day by migrants and refugees, often with tragic consequences. This issue – coming out in May 2025 – seeks to explore how more lives can be saved on land and sea and how disappearances in migration and displacement can be prevented or resolved.
We offer mentoring for authors with lived experience of forced displacement, or whose voices are under-represented in decision making around forced displacement. This is just one aspect of FMR’s Inclusion Programme.
Latest issue
FMR 74
Financing displacement response
November 2024
From humanitarian aid by wealthy governments to remittances from diaspora communities, responses to forced displacement are shaped by funding from an array of actors, in ways that express those actors’ interests and priorities. In recent years, new actors and new financing approaches have emerged. What do these shifts mean for forcibly displaced people and displacement response strategies? How does displacement response financing interact with the choices of forcibly displaced people and their communities, with local and global economies, and with broader geopolitical events and trends? This issue advances understanding of these questions and others.
This issue examines displacement and climate change impacts through the eyes of those most affected.
SUBMISSIONS CLOSED
This issue of FMR seeks to explore how more lives can be saved on land and sea.
SUBMISSIONS CLOSED