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International Conference on Migration, Refugees, and Humanitarian Care

29th Sep – 30th Sep 2026 Dublin, Ireland Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Migration, Refugees, and Humanitarian Care conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

This track explores the various migration policies implemented across different regions and their implications for society. It aims to analyze how these policies affect the rights and integration of migrants and refugees.

This session focuses on the role of humanitarian care in addressing the needs of displaced populations during crises. It examines best practices and challenges faced by social workers in delivering effective support.

This track investigates the intersection of social justice and the rights of refugees within different legal frameworks. It seeks to highlight the importance of advocacy and policy reform in promoting equitable treatment.

This session addresses strategies for community development aimed at facilitating the integration of migrants and refugees. It emphasizes the role of social work in fostering inclusive environments.

This track examines the governance structures that influence migration management and the protection of human rights. It discusses the role of local and national authorities in shaping migration outcomes.

This session highlights the importance of cultural competence in social work when dealing with diverse migrant populations. It aims to provide insights into effective communication and service delivery.

This track focuses on the mental health challenges faced by refugees and the role of social work in addressing these issues. It aims to discuss therapeutic approaches and support systems that can be implemented.

This session explores the unique challenges faced by migrant youth and the social work interventions designed to support them. It emphasizes the importance of tailored programs that address their specific needs.

This track investigates the gendered dimensions of migration and the specific vulnerabilities faced by women and LGBTQ+ individuals. It aims to highlight the role of social work in advocating for gender-sensitive policies.

This session discusses the ethical considerations and social responsibilities of social workers in humanitarian contexts. It aims to foster dialogue on best practices and ethical dilemmas encountered in the field.

This track showcases innovative practices and programs that have been developed to support refugees and migrants. It aims to inspire new ideas and collaborative efforts among social work professionals.

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