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F\u00e1bos is an anthropologist who studies how people who experience displacement and forced migration think about and organize their mobile lives. She has lived, worked, and conducted research together with diasporic Sudanese Muslims and other forced migrants in the Middle East, Europe, and North America. Her research spans ethnic, racial, and national projects of exclusion, translocal mobilities and network-building practiced by people on the move, and the new forms of social cohesion transforming our societies. F\u00e1bos is especially interested in cities both as places of displacement and sites for mobile livelihoods and is developing approaches to urban sustainability that recognize and incorporate multi-sited belonging.<\/p>\n As the convenor of the\u00a0Integration and Belonging Hub\u00a0<\/a><\/em>at Clark University, F\u00e1bos incorporates insights from how people on the move craft belonging into her analysis of refugee and migrant integration policies and shows how settled communities can practice integration and belonging together with newcomers. In collaboration with\u00a0Cathrine Brun,<\/a>\u00a0F\u00e1bos explores how people living with long-term displacement make home. F\u00e1bos and Brun's\u00a0constellations of home<\/a>\u00a0framework challenges taken-for-granted ideas about refugees and home by revealing how the complex practices, values, and ideals of home in exile are often at odds with options supported by the international refugee system.<\/p>\n F\u00e1bos is devoted to teaching, research, and praxis that incorporates collaboration with people from refugee and forced migrant backgrounds. Students in her classes have carried out community-engaged projects that have investigated refugee participation in community development initiatives, refugee access to higher education, refugee livelihoods in Worcester, and experiences of belonging and home for people from refugee and non-refugee backgrounds. 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The <\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">Working Group<\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;"> is designed to <\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">bring together key scholars to rethink the 20-year-old field of \\u2018new mobilities\\u2019 in the current context of global heating and environmental transformation. The aim is to deepen and expand our understanding of mobility beyond a sociological concept that refers only to the movement and migration of people adapting to the climate crisis. In uniting scholars across various fields, including the geophysical sciences, terrestrial and marine ecologists, race and gender studies, anthropology, urban theorists, and visual arts and performance, the project will examine movement as fundamental to the underlying processes of planetary transformation <\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">a<\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">nd stress the immediate need for new models and metaphors for exploring mobility in the current era. The culminating output of the two <\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">Working Group<\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;"> meetings will be multimodal and will include a scholarly volume and a podcast. The proposed pair of meetings will be held in Thessaloniki, Greece (March 2026) and Worcester, MA, USA (July 2026). With this opportunity to recast the mobility paradigm in a new light, we expect to demonstrate that movement represents a structural feature of <\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">our shared existence<\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;"> <\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">to not only demonstrate but <\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">to provide emergent models for thinking about migrations, dwelling, and home on a <\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">transforming <\\\/span><span style="font-size:11px;color:#000000;font-style:normal;font-weight:400;text-decoration:none;">planet.<\\\/span>\",\"Number of 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for Review\",\"statuslabel\":\"Submitted for Review\",\"term\":\"Fall\",\"year\":2024,\"termid\":\"2024\\\/01\",\"listingorder\":2,\"completionorder\":2}],\"userid\":\"C70186438\",\"attachments\":[],\"sort_date\":\"2025-10-30\"},{\"activityid\":4852,\"fields\":{\"Title\":\"Policies and practices for adaptive mobility and social cohesion in diverse urban settings\",\"Sponsor\":\"United States Institute of Peace\",\"Grant ID \\\/ Contract ID\":\"\",\"Award Date\":null,\"Start Date\":\"2024-10-16\",\"End Date\":\"2025-06-16\",\"Period Length\":1,\"Period Unit\":\"Year\",\"Indirect Funding\":0,\"Indirect Cost Rate\":null,\"Total Funding\":\"36513.51\",\"Total Direct Funding\":null,\"Currency Type\":\"USD\",\"Description\":\" The study focuses on six cities (Accra, Amsterdam, Brussels, Dhaka, Maputo, Worcester (US))<\\\/p>\\n and addresses the questions,<\\\/p>\\n \\u201cIn which ways do existing policies in the six cities take the<\\\/b><\\\/p>\\n proposed adaptive human mobility approach and to what extent such policies enable or<\\\/b><\\\/p>\\n constrain the freedom to stay of people with diverse migration backgrounds and mobility<\\\/b><\\\/p>\\n experiences?<\\\/b>\\u201d Answers to the research question will allow us to achieve two objectives:<\\\/p>\\n Objective 1: Evidence of barriers to social cohesion based on a sedentarist paradigm and<\\\/p>\\n a country of destination bias that ignore mobile and multi-sited lifestyles of non-migrant<\\\/p>\\n residents;<\\\/p>\\n Objective 2: Evidence of opportunities for higher degrees of attachment (embedding) to<\\\/p>\\n different aspects of social life such as employment, housing, immigration status, or<\\\/p>\\n interpersonal relations (Grzymala-Kazlowska, and Ryan, 2022, Ryan and Mulholland,<\\\/p>\\n 2015).<\\\/p>\",\"Abstract\":\"<p>The aim of this study is to examine the evidence for a policy shift in understanding and<\\\/p>\\n<p>responding to the adaptive movement of people to urban areas partly stimulated by the<\\\/p>\\n<p>changing climate. The project responds to line of inquiry 2: \\u201cSupporting adaptive migration in<\\\/p>\\n<p>urban areas\\u201d<\\\/p>\\n<p>. First, we propose addressing the desired policy goal of social cohesion and<\\\/p>\\n<p>economic and political sustainability by including both newcomers and the receiving society in<\\\/p>\\n<p>our field of analysis. Building on Fonseca et al (2019), social cohesion is understood as an<\\\/p>\\n<p>ongoing process of individual and collective well-being, sense of (multiple) belonging(s), and<\\\/p>\\n<p>social participation that implies the development of communities that tolerate and promote<\\\/p>\\n<p>diverse values and cultural practices, and grants rights and opportunities without discrimination<\\\/p>\\n<p>and constraints.<\\\/p>\\n<p>Second, we build upon the recognition that \\u201cplaces and mobilities co-constitute each other\\u201d<\\\/p>\\n<p>.<\\\/p>\\n<p>Therefore it is crucial to avoid binary distinctions between mobile people and settled people. We<\\\/p>\\n<p>acknowledge that the current migration management framework is based on a state-centered<\\\/p>\\n<p>and sedentarist paradigm that creates categories and hierarchies based on bordering. These<\\\/p>\\n<p>categories and hierarchies among urban residents are maintained and reproduced through<\\\/p>\\n<p>\\u201cregulations, representations, categorizations, and everyday practices\\u201d (Dahinden et al 2023).<\\\/p>\\n<p>The study also recognizes that diverse spatial, temporal and social settings in which people live<\\\/p>\\n<p>influence their access to resources to meet basic needs, opportunities to attain lifestyles that<\\\/p>\\n<p>they value and their ability to pursue such opportunities without discrimination and constraints.<\\\/p>\\n<p>Consequently, these subjectivities and subjective experiences shape people\\u2019s (im)mobility<\\\/p>\\n<p>practices and experiences (Jolivet, forthcoming)<\\\/p>\\n<p>Using a \\u2018regimes of mobility\\u2019 lens (Dahinden et al 2023, Boas et al 2022, Glick Schiller and<\\\/p>\\n<p>Salazar 2013), the study examines a range of policies and practices promulgated by both state<\\\/p>\\n<p>and non-state actors in six urban settings in four continents. The study examines, compares,<\\\/p>\\n<p>and reflects on policy and individual perspectives associated with mobilities, and on disparities<\\\/p>\\n<p>in freedoms to move or to stay put. It challenges the conventional understanding of places as<\\\/p>\\n<p>static. Instead, it considers that mobility is the norm (Urry 2006), with sedentary lifestyles being<\\\/p>\\n<p>the exception. This approach is necessary to comprehensively understand the extent to which<\\\/p>\\n<p>the policy landscape is able to grapple with the contradictions of a place-based political system<\\\/p>\\n<p>where movers are out of place, and address the growing urgency to re-think our current<\\\/p>\\n<p>approach to migrant integration. The proposed adaptive human mobility approach enables to<\\\/p>\\n<p>highlight policies and practices that effectively demonstrate multi-directional integration,<\\\/p>\\n<p>resilience, and mobile transformations to sustainability in urban settings<\\\/p>\",\"Number of Periods\":1,\"URL\":\"\"},\"facultyid\":\"C70186438\",\"funding\":{\"8320\":{\"id\":8320,\"grantid\":4852,\"fundedamount\":\"36513.51\",\"yearfunded\":1,\"fundedtype\":\"Total\",\"currencytype\":\"USD\",\"startdate\":\"2024-10-16\",\"enddate\":\"2025-10-16\"}},\"coauthors\":{\"7734\":{\"authorid\":7734,\"grantid\":4852,\"firstname\":\"Anita\",\"middleinitial\":\"\",\"lastname\":\"Fabos\",\"authortype\":\"PI\",\"percenteffort\":null,\"sameschoolflag\":1,\"facultyid\":\"C70186438\",\"primaryunitid\":17},\"7735\":{\"authorid\":7735,\"grantid\":4852,\"firstname\":\"Dominique\",\"middleinitial\":\"\",\"lastname\":\"Jolivet\",\"authortype\":\"CoPI\",\"percenteffort\":null,\"sameschoolflag\":0,\"facultyid\":null,\"primaryunitid\":null},\"7736\":{\"authorid\":7736,\"grantid\":4852,\"firstname\":\"Cathrine\",\"middleinitial\":\"\",\"lastname\":\"Brun\",\"authortype\":\"CoInvestigator\",\"percenteffort\":null,\"sameschoolflag\":0,\"facultyid\":null,\"primaryunitid\":null}},\"status\":[{\"grantid\":4852,\"status\":\"Submitted - Not Funded\",\"statuslabel\":\"Submitted - Not Funded\",\"term\":\"Fall\",\"year\":2024,\"termid\":\"2024\\\/01\",\"listingorder\":5,\"completionorder\":3}],\"userid\":\"C70186438\",\"attachments\":[],\"sort_date\":\"2025-06-16\"},{\"activityid\":4857,\"fields\":{\"Title\":\"2025 Research Incentive Grant\",\"Sponsor\":\"Clark U\",\"Grant ID \\\/ Contract ID\":\"\",\"Award Date\":null,\"Start Date\":\"2025-05-01\",\"End Date\":null,\"Period Length\":3,\"Period Unit\":\"Month\",\"Indirect Funding\":0,\"Indirect Cost Rate\":null,\"Total Funding\":\"5000\",\"Total Direct Funding\":null,\"Currency Type\":\"USD\",\"Description\":\"\",\"Abstract\":\"<p>I request a summer research stipend to support research partnerships with university colleagues in<\\\/p>\\n<p>Europe for a major new multidisciplinary initiative on food, integration, and belonging. This budding<\\\/p>\\n<p>initiative aligns with a growing body of academic research that examines the concept of integration<\\\/p>\\n<p>through the lens of mobility and the interconnectedness of people across societies. The ultimate goal for<\\\/p>\\n<p>the research initiative is to develop a proposal for a Synergy Grant from the European Research Council<\\\/p>\\n<p>(<span>https:\\\/\\\/erc.europa.eu\\\/apply-grant\\\/synergy-grant<\\\/span>), an annual call with a November deadline. 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Establishing such a Hub responds to steadily growing interest among Clark students for experiential and career opportunities in both the non-profit refugee and municipal services sectors and with migration policy actors, in Worcester and elsewhere.<a href="#_ftn1"><span>[1]<\\\/span><\\\/a> Such a Hub would also generate synergies among Clark and other researchers investigating integration as an inclusive relational process and contribute to new thinking around mobility and belonging. And a Hub will serve as a space to gather currently scattered Clark resources<a href="#_ftn2"><span>[2]<\\\/span><\\\/a> for use by Clark community members and other community groups in Worcester. 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