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50 years after the 1st International Women’s Tribunal, this event confronted gender inequality and envisioned new forms of solidarity and justice

Research by Utrecht University and ISS informed the Dutch decision to withdraw its reservation to the children’s right to social security.

Drawing on findings from the PACES project, this event examined how social policies, transformations and experiences influence migration decisions

They played a key role in this global assembly, which was held recently in the Colombian city of Cartagena.

A recent PACES workshop explored strategic insights on decision-making, policy impacts and scenarios shaping global migration trends

Launch of the REISS Scholarship: A new partnership supporting Arab Master’s students

Who really shapes migration policy in Europe? A webinar, hosted by MPI Europe for the PACES project, examined what the evidence says

Students of the 2024/2025 MA programme in Development Studies made a selection of their best ISS student essays, collecting them in An Exercise in Worldmaking

Two ISS staff members, Dr Bilge Sahin and Dr Nanneke Winters, have received NWO Open Competition SSH grants.

ISS has won funding from EUR for this innovative educational project with a multidisciplinary teaching team from ISS and partners in Turkey and Pakistan