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Sep 27 Q&A Session | Human Trafficking Research Initiative Request for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) On September 27, 2021, IPA's Human Trafficking Research Initiative (HTRI) held a Q&A session for its Fall 2021 Request for Expressions of Interest (EOIs).You can now view the slides that were provided in the presentation at the beginning of the session.Please see below (embedded on this page) for the English video recording of the session.
Sep 22 Webinar | Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants in Brazil: Challenges to Integration and Local Impacts On September 22, IPA participated in the third webinar in the series, Building the Evidence on Forced Displacement: From Research to Policy Making, to discuss findings from the latest research on forced displacement.This webinar focused on the economic and social impact of Venezuelan refugees migrating to Brazil.As of October 2020, there were 261,441 Venezuelan nationals living in Brazil, representing the largest share of Brazil’s 1.3 million refugees and migrants population.While the economic gains of immigration are well documented in the literature, the evidence on the impacts of forced displacement is mixed and focused mainly on high-income countries.