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Migration Alliance members receive a special discounted rate for this conference of $400.00 per head for a short while only.

This conference convened by A/Prof Andre Renzaho brings together researchers, administrators, policy makers, students from all over the globe to collectively contribute towards improving policy, research and practice in issues of Migration, Social disadvantage and Health.

DO NOT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO SIGN THE MELBOURNE DECLARATION ON                        

"REDUCING MIGRATION- RELATED INEQUALITIES AND IMPROVING THE WELLBEING OF ASYLUM SEEKERS"

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This conference is organised by the Global health and Society Unit, School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Monash University. The  overall theme of the conference is “Toward developing national and international priorities for Migration, Health and Social wellbeing”.  The conference objectives are:

• To summarise current evidence on Migration and Health across the globe
• To identify context-specific policy gaps and challenges related to migration and health
• To propose a national and international research agenda for reducing migration-related inequalities
• To establish a platform for ongoing collaboration to profile the field of migration and health nationally and internationally

We kindly invite you to submit abstracts on all topics related to migration, social disadvantage, and health. The abstract must fit one of the following conference topics:

• Internal displacement and international migration: discourses, controversies and discoveries
• Social determinants and epidemiology of migration health, and burden of diseases
• Intervention to reduce migration-related inequalities: what works, for whom, and in what circumstances?
• Immigration policy and its impact on migration: global and Australian contexts
• Refugees, asylum seekers and undocumented migrants

The target audience includes academics, researchers, administrators, policy makers, industry representatives, students and stakeholders from key government and non-government organisations (NGOs)

This conference will provide great resources on the topic as well as unlimited opportunities to network with prominent leaders in the field.

Migration Alliance is partnering with Monash University for this event. We look forward to seeing you in Melbourne, Australia in February 2015.