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Event: Supporting Migrants in Welfare Reform

Austerity, Dr Sharon Wright, Glasgow Human Rights Network, Immigration, Professor Rebecca Kay, Welfare & social security, WorkshopBy Social Sciences CommunicationsOctober 29, 20152 Comments

Workshop that sought to explore the impacts of welfare reform on migrants in Scotland.

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Migrants’ voice: new migrants experience of social security in Scotland

GRAMNet, Human rights, Immigration, Professor Rebecca Kay, Welfare & social securityBy Social Sciences CommunicationsDecember 23, 2013

A new research project by the Glasgow Refugee, Asylum and Migration Network focuses on ‘Experiences of Social Security and Prospects for Long Term Settlement amongst Migrants from Central Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union’.

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