EMN international events

The European Migration Network (EMN) holds two annual EMN Conferences each year in the Member State currently presiding over the EU Council. In addition, all EMN NCPs hold their own conferences and events for discussing and sharing findings and research.

25/05/2023

Tallinn

EMN Estonia National Conference: „Activating the TPD – Retrospect and Ways Forward“

Organizer: EMN Estonia

25 May, Tallinn/hybrid

11/05/2023

Stockholm

EMN Sweden Presidency Conference: Displacement and migration related to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation

Organizer: EMN Sweden

11-12 May, Stockholm

30/03/2023

Dublin

New Insights on Migrant Integration in Ireland

Organizer: EMN Ireland

30 March, Dublin

09/02/2023

The Hague

Save the date: National Conference EMN Netherlands

Organizer: EMN Netherlands

9 February 2023, The Hague

15/12/2022

online

National EMN Conference Italy: “Countering human trafficking in Europe: learning from best practices and designing joint interventions”

Organizer: EMN Italy

15 December 2022, online

01/12/2022

Madrid

National EMN Conference Spain: “The Importance of Narratives in the Migration Discourse: analysis, impact and good practices”

Organizer: EMN Spain

1 December 2022, Madrid

01/12/2022

Bratislava

National EMN Conference Bratislava: “Dignified Labour Conditions as a Tool to Fight Modern Slavery”

Organizer: EMN Slovakia

1 December 2022, Bratislava

29/11/2022

online

National EMN Conference Germany: “Participation of migrant women: Language, work and political involvement”

Organizer: EMN Germany

29 November 2022 , online

25/11/2022

Helsinki/hybrid

National EMN Conference Finland: “Diversity of Migrant Women – How to improve labour market integration of migrant women?”

Organizer: EMN Finland

25 November 2022, Helsinki/hybrid

28/10/2022

Malta/hybrid

National EMN Conference Malta: “The new geopolitical challenges in Migration – Tackling cultural and religious diversity”

Organizer: EMN Malta, the European Consortium for Church and State Research & The Faculty of Civil Law, University of Malta