Call for Expressions of Interest: UK-based Field Researcher

MedMA is seeking an experienced Field Researcher to support a qualitative study on the onward movement of asylum seekers and recognised refugees from Greece to the United Kingdom.

Call for Expressions of Interest: UK-based Field Researcher

MedMA is seeking an experienced Field Researcher to support a qualitative study on the onward movement of asylum seekers and recognised refugees from Greece to the United Kingdom.

MedMA is seeking an experienced Field Researcher to support a qualitative study on the onward movement of asylum seekers and recognised refugees from Greece to the United Kingdom.

The assignment will involve participant recruitment, 15 semi-structured interviews, interview documentation, and support with initial analysis. The consultancy will run from late August to October 2026 and will be based remotely and in the United Kingdom.

Application deadline: Sunday, 16 August 2026.
Please download the Call for Expressions of Interest, for details on responsibilities, qualifications, deliverables, and the application process.

MedMA at the PORTAL Launch: Advancing Migrant Children’s Access to Mental Health Services

MedMA at the PORTAL Launch: Advancing Migrant Children’s Access to Mental Health Services

The Mediterranean Migration and Asylum Policy Hub (MedMA), an institute of the European Public Law Organization (EPLO), joined its European partners in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on November 3–4, 2026, to officially launch PORTAL – Participatory Access to Trauma-Informed Mental Health Care for Migrant Children. This new three-year EU-funded project aims to improve timely and equitable access to mental healthcare for migrant children and young people.

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MedMA at the PORTAL Launch: Advancing Migrant Children’s Access to Mental Health Services

MedMA at the PORTAL Launch: Advancing Migrant Children’s Access to Mental Health Services

The Mediterranean Migration and Asylum Policy Hub (MedMA), an institute of the European Public Law Organization (EPLO), joined its European partners in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on November 3–4, 2026, to officially launch PORTAL – Participatory Access to Trauma-Informed Mental Health Care for Migrant Children. This new three-year EU-funded project aims to improve timely and equitable access to mental healthcare for migrant children and young people.

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