VISION Team at the Volkswagen Stiftung symposium ‘Potentials and Challenges for Europe’
Between 4 and 6 of September 2024 the VISION Team took part in the Volkswagen Stiftung symposium ‘Potentials and Challenges for Europe’ in Hamburg. Magdalena …
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VISION Team at the European Sociological Association conference
Porto, 27-30 August 2024 VISION Team members will be representing the project at the European Sociological Association (ESA) conference in Porto, between 27 and 30 …
VISION at the Biannual EASA Conference in Barcelona
Magdalena Nowicka and Piotr Goldstein represented the VISION Team at the European Association of Social Anthropologists biannual conference ‘Doing and Undoing with Anthropology‘ that took …
Living Labour: Film viewing and panel discussion
Utrecht, May 13, 2024 The VISION Project coorganised an event ‘Living Labour’ that took place at the Louis Hartlooper Complex in Utrecht on 13 May …
Researching Living with/in Difference Creatively
Berlin’s VISION team is co-organising and participating in international two-day workshop on ‘Researching Living with/in Difference Creatively’ that will take place in Berlin and online …
VISION presence at IMISCOE Annual Conference 2023 in Warsaw
Counter-Futures: Transnational Labour Regime and Mobile Workers’ Struggles for Better Futures, session chaired by Magdalena Nowicka and Bianca Szytniewski (The COVID19 pandemic and the war …
‘Active (Citizen)’ – Can Anyone Be an Activist? at LNDW Berlin
17 June 2023 – 17:00-17:45 & 23:00-23:45 at ZOiS Berlin Multiscreen installation by VISION’s Piotr Goldstein and Jan Lorenz from UAM Poznań ‘Active (Citizen)’ – …
Cfp: Multimodal Research and Publishing Workshop
We are organising a two-day workshop to discuss the opportunities and challenges of multimodal research and publishing. We invite those who already practice multimodality in their research to share experiences and learn from each other. While we, the organisers, focus mostly on the use of multimodality to research migration, transborder work, activism and challenges pertinent to Central- and South-Eastern Europe, we also invite researchers who focus on other issues and other parts of the world.