Migration, Peace & Security - How Security Aims Can Still Be Rooted in Peace.
A Roundtable Dialogue on Reframing Europe’s Security through Positive Peace
(Hybrid event; only the online option is available now)
Description
Across Europe, migration is too often framed through a narrow lens of security and control. This roundtable will explore how security goals can instead be rooted in positive peace—a framework that emphasises dignity, inclusion, and structural justice. Building on QCEA’s recently published handbook Moving with Dignity: A Positive Peace Approach to Migration, expert speakers will reflect on how peacebuilding principles can reframe Europe’s approach to migration and security.
Why Attend?
• Gain fresh insights on how peacebuilding approaches can inform Europe’s security and migration policies.
• Hear diverse perspectives from experts in peace, security, and human rights.
• Join an interactive dialogue that shifts the narrative from fear and control toward dignity and inclusion.
• Connect with others engaged in building constructive approaches to migration and security in Europe.
Speakers
Meet our panel of distinguished experts who bring diverse perspectives on how Europe’s security approach to migration can be rooted in peace and human dignity.
Catherine Woollard: Associate at ECRE & Associate Professor of Law at the VUB.
Baptiste Amieux: Global Thematic Specialist on Immigration & Border Governance, IOM Global Office Brussels.
Eugenia Gyamfi: Founder of Belonging Beyond Borders Collective.
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