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This is the fourth Polish migration conference at SSEES. At previous conferences the logo of a tree putting down roots symbolised Polish migrants鈥� propensity to settle in their countries of migration. Papers also explored how this trend combined with the continuing dynamism of transnational ties between Poland and countries abroad, within families and friendship networks, and among entrepreneurs and civil society activists. Restrictions linked to the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as Brexit, have intensified insecurities and created challenges for the transnational mobility which previously typified the lifestyles of many Polish and other EU migrants. As for many people across the world, the injunction to 鈥榮tay at home鈥� has raised the question 鈥榃here is home鈥�?

There is no fee for the conference. Please contact Anne White anne.white@ucl.ac.uk to register and receive the Zoom link.

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Programme

Thursday 17 June

9.15 Introduction

9.30鈥�10.50 Migration trends

Anzhela Popyk, Magdalena Lesi艅ska and Karolis听 Dambrauskas, 鈥楩rom 鈥渓iquid鈥� to 鈥渟olid鈥�: the evolution of the post-accession diasporas of Poland鈥�

Olga Czeranowska, Iga Wermi艅ska-Wi艣nicka and Izabela Grabowska, 鈥楽ocio-demographic portraits of migrants from Poland and migrant selectivity鈥�

11.10-12.30 Transnational families during the pandemic

Weronika Kloc-Nowak and Louise Ryan, 鈥楢geing (grand)parents of Polish migrants, COVID-19 and the efforts to stay in touch while staying at home鈥�

Sonia Styrkacz and Micha艂 P. Garapich, 鈥極n the emergence of e-romanipen 鈥� 听Polish Roma transnational families in times of Covid-19 pandemic鈥�

2.00-4.00 Precariousness and discrimination

Agnieszka Radziwinowicz贸wna and Benjamin Morgan, 鈥楶artners in deportation: mapping the actors involved in the biopolitical deportation of homeless EU citizens from the UK, 2010-17鈥�

Kathy Burrell and听 Mateus Schweyher, 鈥樷�漎ou can鈥檛 do anything if you don't have a personal number鈥�: Polish migrants鈥� experiences of everyday bordering in Sweden鈥�

Mateus Schweyher, 鈥�Between precarious work and inferior social rights: EU citizenship of Polish labour migrants in Norway鈥�

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Friday 18 June

9.30-10.50 Sources of security

Kamil 艁uczaj, 鈥楩acing Three Crises: Polish migrant academics in times of the Global Financial Crisis, Brexit, and COVID-19鈥�

Kamil Matuszczyk, 鈥業ncome, job stability or the security during retirement? Strategies of Polish migrant care workers in Germany towards labour market security鈥�

11.10鈥�12.30 Acculturation and 鈥榚mbedding鈥�

Izabela Grabowska, 鈥楾acit incorporation/embedding in the British labour market by Polish migrants in comparison to Lithuanian migrants鈥�

Nathaniel Dziura, 鈥榁ariation and acculturation: Language and identity in LGBTQ+ Polish migrants to England鈥�

2.00-4.00 Activism and entrepreneurship

Katarzyna Andrejuk, 鈥楩rom ethnic bubbles to superdiversity. Responses to crisis and new patterns of entrepreneurship among Polish migrants in the UK鈥�

Sara Young and Anne White, 鈥楶olish Saturday schools as civil society organisations during the COVID-19 pandemic鈥�

Piotr Goldstein, 鈥楽p贸艂dzielnia / Cooperative鈥� (film)

4.00-4.30 Concluding discussion

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