Migration Academy
The Migration Academy is a hybrid tool for local governments and NGOs to gain knowledge and competence in migration management. On the platform you will find educational and expert materials on the integration of people with migration and refugee experience in Poland, especially at the local level.
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Newsletter Special Issue/2026 – Humanitarian Observatory
Marta Pachocka, Co-coordinator of the Humanitarian Observatory for Central and Eastern Europe and the KNOWCEE project, Centre of Migration Research, University of Warsaw This Special Issue of the…
Observatory | 25.06.2026
Newsletter No 1/2026 – Humanitarian Observatory
This issue presents an overview of key humanitarian, legal and policy developments shaping the regional landscape in the first months of 2026. The analyses highlight the transition from…
News, Observatory | 27.04.2026
Newsletter No 3-4/2025 – Humanitarian Observatory
The double issue No. 3–4/2025 of the Humanitarian Observatory for Central and Eastern Europe reflects a period of intensifying pressure on humanitarian action in the region, shaped by…
News, Observatory | 09.02.2026
Exploitation of Migrants in Poland after 2022: An Analysis by IOM and the Migration Consortium
The Migration Consortium, in cooperation with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has published a report on the exploitation of migrants in Poland between 2022 and 2024, focusing…
Newsletter No 2/2025 – Humanitarian Observatory
We are pleased to present the second issue of the Humanitarian Observatory for Central and Eastern Europe Newsletter. This quarterly publication is part of a broader network coordinated…
News, Observatory | 05.11.2025
Humanitarian Observatory Central and Eastern Europe – annual meeting
We encourage you to watch the recording of the discussion panel that took place in September 2025 at the Multicultural Centre in Warsaw. The panel participants were people…
Observatory | 01.10.2025
Report: Crossing double borders. LGBTQI+ displacement to Poland.
LGBTQI+ refugees in Poland face numerous systemic and legal obstacles and abuses, according to the latest study by the Migration Consortium, prepared in cooperation with Plan International Poland.…
Newsletter No 1/2025 – Humanitarian Observatory
We are pleased to present the inaugural issue of the Humanitarian Observatory for Central and Eastern Europe Newsletter. This quarterly newsletter is an initiative of the Humanitarian Observatory…
News, Observatory | 04.06.2025
A tale of two borders. Double humanitarian standards in the refugee reception. The case of Poland
The Migration Consortium, together with Save the Children Poland/Humanitarian Leadership Academy, is publicising a report entitled “A tale of two borders. Double humanitarian standard in the refugee reception.…
