Social Support and Migration in Scotland

Dissemination Events

You can find a list of our upcoming dissemination events below: 

SSAMISLivingScot
SSAMISLivingScot

Living and Working Together in Scotland: An Agenda for Policy and Action (9 November 2016)

Thu, 01 Sep 2016 15:37:00 BST

This event is organised in collaboration between SSAMIS, GREC and CPAG in Scotland and will bring together research findings and recommendations from projects undertaken with, by and about migrant communities in Scotland. It will focus on supporting the development of evidence-based practice and offer practical resources and recommendations for those involved in service provision, advocacy and advice agencies, crisis support and policy-making at local, regional and national levels...

Resized - Celebrating the Differences
Resized - Celebrating the Differences

Celebrating the Difference (17 September 2016)

Thu, 01 Sep 2016 14:06:00 BST

SSAMIS will have a stand in the information area at this annual family day at North East Scotland College in Fraserburgh.

Is Scotland our home?
Is Scotland our home?

Is Scotland Our Home? Experiences of Migration from Central and Eastern Europe, Russia and the Former Soviet Union (30 September 2016)

Thu, 01 Sep 2016 14:44:00 BST

What it is like to live in Scotland for people from Central and Eastern Europe, Russia or the Former Soviet Union? What is it that makes people choose to come here and what helps them to decide to stay? Our research station is part of European Researchers Night and brings together researchers and projects across social sciences, arts and humanities.

Rural Parliament - resized - web
Rural Parliament - resized - web

Scottish Rural Parliament: SSAMIS Stand & Fringe Event (6-8 October 2016)

Thu, 01 Sep 2016 15:05:00 BST

The aim of the Scottish Rural Parliament is to give voice to rural communities. The SSAMIS team will contribute to this discussions by sharing information on the experiences of migrant populations living in rural Scotland and the issues they face in their everyday lives.