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...Migration, 2001 Although the NHS was still dependent on migration in 2001, recruitment processes had moved on. Whereas in the 1970s, Sofi was recruited directly by the NHS to train as a nurse, by 2000 the NHS required qualified nurses. However, recruitment of qualified staff from countries whose health services were less developed than the UK was now viewed as unethical,...

...migration, socio-economic security, technological innovation and environmental sustainability. You’ll be introduced to a conceptual framework called PASH (power, agency, scale and history) that will help you to make sense of these issues and consider how we might better respond to them. You will identify how the four key challenges of conflict, governance, justice, and...

...migration debate in 2015. Transcript Smartphone cameras have democratised photography. Wherever there are protests, conflicts and wars, the smartphone camera has become instrumental. Protests captured on camera can spark public debate and help trigger political change – as was the case with the Arab Spring. One image of a Syrian child refugee, Alan Kurdi, lying drowned...

...migration, citizenship and participation under the big question ‘Who are We?’ Artists, activists and academics from countries including England, Scotland, Poland, Finland, Iraq, Italy, Germany, Bosnia, Serbia, Kosovo, Slovenia, Romania, Greece, Spain, Israel, USA and South Africa were part of a programme exploring the questions: What does the notion of ‘We’ mean...