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Publications

Migration conversations are often shaped without the people living through them.

Creshendo publishes articles, reflections, and community-informed analysis on migration, integration, belonging, and issues affecting migrant and refugee communities.

Our writing combines lived experience, emerging research, policy developments, and observations from the communities and practitioners working closest to these challenges. Many of our contributors are migrants, refugees, and diaspora members whose perspectives are too often missing from public conversations.

We believe that better decisions are made when lived experience is part of the conversation. Through articles, reports, and commentary, we aim to surface perspectives, questions, and ideas that can help build more inclusive and community-led approaches to migration.

Recent Publications

How the Aid Industry Turned Rohingya Survival into a Business Model

Author Photo Shafiur Rahman
" Last August, the World Food Programme warned that food assistance for more than 1.2 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh would end after November 30 unless urgent funds were found. "
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Climate Change and Internally Displaced Persons in Bangladesh

Author Photo Noor Afrose
" Experts consider climate change the biggest threat to human life worldwide.¹ Among the most affected are internally displaced persons (IDPs), people forced to leave their homes because of environmental changes caused by climate change. "

Disconnected by Design: Digital Exclusion and the UK’s Asylum Seekers

Author Photo Ariana
" One minute, you have a home, a community, and a daily routine you know by heart. Next thing you know, you are somewhere entirely new, surrounded by strangers, grappling with systems, services, and technology that seem designed for people who already “belong.” "

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