Lugar Panel No. Theme/Title of Panel Panelists/Participants Gabriel Giraldo Building (No. 3) – Auditorium Luis Carlos 11 Panel: Desplazamiento forzado, retorno, resistencia y reparación en Colombia - Pilar Riaño, University British Columbia. Retorno, justicia y memoria: el desplazamiento y el retorno como eventos críticos - Martha Nubia Bello, Universidad Nacional. Los daños e impactos del desplazamiento forzado: retos para la reparación - Gloria Inés Restrepo y Marta Inés Villa, Corporación Región. Desplazamiento forzado y retorno - Flor Edilma Osorio, Universidad Javeriana. Resistencia, organización y participación de población desplazada por la guerra en Colombia Discussant and chair: Chris Dolan, Refugee Law Project, Kampala, Uganda. Ático* - Floor 5 12 Film screening and discussion: Un país errante (English subtitles) - Luis Sánchez (Film director) - Sebastián Mejía Santos (Producer) - Chair: Juanita Deperraz 4:00 - 6:30 p.m. With the participation of Luis Sánchez and Sebastián Mejía. Gabriel Giraldo Building (No. 3) – Room A 13 Round Table: National and Regional Responses to Crisis Migration in the Americas - Beth Ferris, Brookings Institution. - Susan Martin, Georgetown University. - Sanjula Weerasinghe, Georgetown University. - Patricia Weiss Fagen, Georgetown University. Gabriel Giraldo Building (No. 3) – Room B 14 Panel: Sanctuary Without Refugee Camps: Alternative Solutions - Elizabeth Holzer, University of Connecticut. Taxing Refugees? Rethinking the Relevance of a Scorned Institution - Hyojin Im, Virginia Commonwealth University. Protection Under Chaos: Seeking Solutions for the Protracted Somali Refugee Situation in Kenya - Mark Canavera, Columbia University. The Role of Community Groups and Networks in Protecting and Caring for Refugee Children in Kampala, Uganda Chair: Christina Clark-Kazak Discussant: Megan Bradley Gabriel Giraldo 15 Panel: Space Matters: Contrasting Integration - Michaela Hynie, York University.
Building (No. 3) – Room C Experiences of Recent Refugees by Social and Political Site Refugee Integration in Ontario, Canada: A Tale of Six Cities - MacGrath, York University. Welcoming the Karen to the “New World”: A Study of the Settlement Experiences of Karen Refugees in Australia - Meighan Mantei, McGill University. Unravelled: A Contextual Exploration into the Weaving of Karen Refugee Women - Matthew Fast, Program Coordinator at Newcomers Employment and Educational Development Services Inc. Next Stage of Vulnerability: Why Some Young Refugees Join Street Gangs in Winnipeg, Canada - Khamael Al-Faris, Plymouth University. Immigration Policy, Political Discourse, and Public Perception of a Foreign National-Crime Nexus in the UK Chair: Carolina Olarte, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Gabriel Giraldo Building (No. 3) – Room D 16 Panel: Researching the Durability of Durable Solutions: The Challenges of Longitudinal Research and the Translation of Evidence for Policy on Refugee Resettlement - Sandy Gifford, Swinburne University of Technology. The Good Starts for Resettled Refugee Youth Study: Steering Longitudinal Research Through Dynamic and Hostile Policy Contexts in Australia - Ignacio Correa-Vélez, Queensland University of Technology. Is Resettlement a ‘Durable’ Solution? The SettleMEN Longitudinal Study of Refugee Men - Luis Gabriel Cuervo, Pan American Health Organization - PAHO/WHO. Research for Health Policy: An Opportunity to Bring Different Sectors to Work Towards Social and Economic Development Chair: Sandy Gifford, Swinburne University of Technology. Building (No. 2) – Room 209 17 Panel: Syrian Forced Exodus: A new protection challenge - Zeynep Kıvılcım, Istanbul University. Legal Framework for the Protection of Out of Camp Syrian Refugees in Turkey - Nurcan Özgür Baklacıoğlu, Istanbul University. Syrian refugees "In Limbo": Problems of Protection Among out-of-Camp Syrian Refugees in Turkey - Abbie Taylor, Institute for the Study of International Migration. An Invisible Struggle: The Displacement of Men and Boys in
Resistance to Forced Displacement in Phulbari: A Southern Model for Tackling Forced / Environmental Migration - Amrita Lamba, University of London. At the Crossroads: Forest Laws, Livelihood Rights and Indigenous Sovereignty in India - Young, Adrienne Wiebe, Miriam Harder and Luann Good Gingrich, Centre for Refugee Studies. The “Choice” of Necessity: Central American Migrant Women Negotiating the Southern Border of Mexico - Justin Lee, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), Department of Social Work. A Strengths-Based Empowerment Approach to Durable Solutions: From the Perspectives of People who are Forced to Migrate Chair: Juliana Vengoechea, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Barón Building (No. 2) – Room 409 29 Integration as a Durable Solution - María Delussu, The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). The complexity of Durable Solutions in Developing Contexts: Local Integration of Refugees in Mexico and the Role of State and Non-State Actors - Jenifer Byrne, James Madison University. Not Like Me: Examining Integration of Liberian Refugees in Ghana - María Paula Subia, Carl von Ossietzky University. An Exploration on the Possibilities for the Advancement of Labour Mobility Schemes for Refugees in Argentina Juan Felipe García, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Barón Building (No. 2) – Room 509 30 Panel: Respuestas regionales para el asilo y el refugio - Bárbara Nava Vacíos de protección a personas en situación de refugio. Visión comparada entre Panamá, Venezuela y Ecuador - João Jarochinski Silva, Universidad Federal de Roraima (UFRR). El debilitamiento de la protección a los refugiados en Europa - Jorge Álvarez Nieva, Comisión Nacional para los Refugiados (CONARE). Los desafíos pendientes a 30 años de la Declaración de Cartagena
Chair: Andrea Pacheco, Universidade Estadual da Paraiba. *All panels here will have translation service. 3:30 - 4:00 p.m. Coffee break 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. Fourth panel session Venue Panel No. Theme / Title of Panel Panelists / Participants Gabriel Giraldo Building (No. 3) – Auditorium Luis Carlos Galán* 31 Panel: Redes sociales y espacios de protección de las personas en situación de desplazamiento. La complejidad de la búsqueda de soluciones duraderas para la construcción de la paz - Enrique Eguren Fernández, Universidad de Deusto. Redes sociales, espacio y poder (“social agency”) de población desplazada - Donny Meertens, profesora asociada Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Desigualdades y conflictos en la restitución de tierras. Una mirada desde el género a la implementación de la Ley 1448 en Colombia Chair: Roberto Vidal, Instituto Pensar. Ático* Floor 5 32 Film screening and discussion: Retratos en un mar de mentiras (Portrais in a sea of lies) English subtitles - Carlos Gaviria (Film director) - Julián Román (Actor) - Moderator: Juanita Deperraz 4:00 - 6:30 p.m. With the participation of Carlos Gaviria and Julián Román. Gabriel Giraldo Building (No. 3) – Room A 33 Round Table: Advancing Peace and Addressing Forced Migration Through eLearning: Using Online Course Instruction, Ongoing Professional Development, and Continuing Education for Peacebuilding and Protecting the Rights of Forced Migrants - Galya Ruffer, Northwestern University. - Laura Parker, Asylum Access. - Idil Atak, Ryerson University. - Heather Johnson, Queen´s University Chair: James Simeon, York University. Gabriel Giraldo 34 Panel: Framing Identities and - Mario Gómez, ICES.
There is in Colombia a very sophisticated black propaganda campaign to discredit victims of displacement, usually portraying them as alleged accomplices of an armed group. This has made the average Colombian react with indifference to their tragedy”* * Interview to Carlos Gaviria by UNHCR for the premiere of the film. Awards and international participation • Best Latin American Film, International Film Festival of Guadalajara, México, 2010. • Best Actress, International Film Festival of Guadalajara, México, 2010. • Official Competition 2010 (Opera Prima) in the 60 International Film Festival of Berlin - 2010. Director: Carlos Gaviria Carlos Gaviria has been a cinematographer on more than twenty films and documentaries, both in the U.S. and Latin America. Among his most notable documentaries are: Mines a 25 minutes documentary about the coal mines in Colombia; and Declarations of war and 500 seconds: Childrens of the Americas. He is currently preparing a documentary about school dropout and the recruitment of children in armed conflicts. Born in Bogotá in 1956, Carlos Gaviria has a Master of Fine Arts from the film department of New York University. Trailer: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. International Association for the Study of Forced Migration (IASFM) General Meeting Place: Gabriel Giraldo Building (No. 3) – Auditorium Luis Carlos Galán, piso 5. Members only. 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. Conference dinner Céntrico Restaurant (carrera 7 No. 32-16, 41 Friday, 18th July (Schedules may vary slightly) 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. Fifth panel session Venue No. Theme / Title of Panel Panelists / Participants Gabriel Giraldo Building (No. 3) – Auditorium 40 Panel: Desplazamiento por causas ambientales - Robert Natiello, OIM Migración y cambio climático: una realidad mundial que toca a Colombia - Sebastián Rubiano, Universidad de los Andes