The aim of this first project workshop is to introduce our research to those working with migrant communities and/or in the field of community inclusion and cohesion. We want to learn from workshop participants to help shape our research to meet their needs and also give them the opportunity to be involved in the project from the start and to meet and network with others working on this topic.
At the workshop we will:
A. Discuss expectations of stakeholders whose activity focuses on supporting integration and community cohesion and tackling radicalisation, and how the research is relevant for them
B. Discuss the ways in which media representation in the context of 'Brexit' interacts with personal experiences, heritage and networks to shape political responses
C. Discuss the ways in which multiple factors - including heritage and memory - are interwoven in the process of migration and their impact on political identity and behaviour.