Migrant Ethnographies is a new semi-academic podcast featuring qualitative research on migration. It is a collaborative project that brings together the Institute for Research on Migration and Society (IRMS) and the Ethnography Lab at Concordia University. Each episode is recorded by a Concordia University graduate student who works on a topic related to migration, with guidance from Dr. Deniz Duruiz.
The podcast will feature conversations with the authors of recently published work and reflections on the research processes for ongoing projects. The guests will include Principal Investigators (PIs), graduate and undergraduate research assistants (RAs), community activists, and other researchers who employ ethnographic and qualitative research methods. The title, Migrant Ethnographies, reflects both ethnographies centered on migrants—most of which are multi-sited—and the evolving journey of an ethnographic project as it migrates through different phases, from planning and research to writing and public dissemination.
Join us for the launch of the podcast and come meet some of the featured speakers !