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International Conference on Social Work, Migration and Integration

27th Oct – 28th Oct 2026 Florence, Italy Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Social Work, Migration and Integration conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

This track explores the ethical implications of migration through various philosophical lenses. It aims to engage scholars in discussions about the moral responsibilities of host nations and the rights of migrants.

Focusing on the social dynamics of integration, this track examines how immigrant communities adapt and transform within host societies. It invites contributions that analyze the interplay between social structures and individual experiences.

This track investigates the role of social work in transnational contexts, highlighting the challenges and opportunities faced by practitioners. Papers will address how social work can effectively support migrants across borders.

This session aims to discuss contemporary challenges in refugee studies, including policy responses and grassroots initiatives. It seeks innovative solutions to enhance the well-being and integration of refugees.

This track examines the processes of cultural adaptation among immigrant populations and how these processes shape identity. Contributions will explore the negotiation of cultural values and the impact on community cohesion.

Focusing on the intersection of social policy and immigrant inclusion, this track invites discussions on effective strategies for promoting social justice. Papers will analyze policy frameworks that facilitate or hinder integration.

This session explores the implications of diversity and multiculturalism in urban environments. It seeks to understand how urban policies can foster inclusive communities and address the needs of diverse populations.

This track addresses the critical intersection of human rights and migration, focusing on the legal and ethical dimensions of migrant rights. It invites papers that examine the role of international law in protecting vulnerable populations.

This session investigates the role of diaspora communities in shaping social networks and support systems for migrants. Contributions will highlight the significance of these networks in facilitating integration and cultural exchange.

This track delves into the politics surrounding borders and their impact on migration patterns. It invites discussions on how border policies influence social work practices and the experiences of migrants.

Focusing on social justice, this track explores advocacy efforts aimed at improving the conditions of marginalized migrant populations. Papers will highlight successful initiatives and strategies for promoting equity and inclusion.

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