Welcome to
Forced Migration
Review
This event offered a brief introduction to our new issue, on ‘Dangerous Journeys: Saving lives and responding to missing migrants and refugees’, followed by a dynamic discussion featuring some of the issue’s authors.
Our forthcoming issue coming out in November 2025 will explore displacement and the impacts of climate change from the perspective of those most affected.
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.
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 76
Climate change: Choices for displaced people
November 2025
From rising sea levels threatening coastal populations to the intensifying frequency and severity of natural hazards, the climate crisis is rendering homes uninhabitable and futures uncertain for millions – especially for those who have been least responsible for climate change. The contributions to this issue of FMR emphasise that responses to climate displacement must be proactive, rights-based, and human-centered, moving beyond reactive measures. Authors from five continents share from their unique perspectives to bring you a rich body of articles which we hope will inform and inspire, bringing fresh thinking and provoking debate.