Routed Magazine

13/11/2025

How do turn the from a marker of division to a space for and ? Daria Forlenza focuses on Moroccan migrant women working in the agrifood sector, and explains how they serve as agents of . Here👇

By Daria Forlenza

11/11/2025

What happens when change redraws the map? In Georgia, landslides, droughts, and shifting are forcing people to move—not just across land, but across , , and . In her latest piece, Dr. Tatiana Sitchinava explores how is reshaping and in one of the world’s most ecologically and politically complex regions. Read more on how Georgia’s story reveals a global challenge, here:

By Tatiana Sitchinava

09/11/2025

Mimoune Daoudi taps into the moment of problematic for Moroccan . Their fictional work tries to build new whereby they offer a new narrative that negotiates and identity in a constantly world. Here👇

By Mimoune Daoudi

07/11/2025

Before the war forced their family to leave, Kabul was home. They are Hazara. They are Shia. They are daughters of a U.S. translator. In 2021, that made them targets. At 9 and 7 years old, Zahra and Masoma found the words that saved their family. Today, they’re rewriting their own future. Watch their story, coming soon, in Sisters: Kabul to California.
Film by Isabel Soloaga &

19/10/2025

Bhawana Khati explores in this article how the from the Darjeeling region create a sense of home and in Delhi through , , , and . Despite facing and , these migrants engage in active place-making transforming neighbourhoods into vibrant cultural spaces that reflect both and . Here👇

By Bhawana Khati

16/10/2025

How do ***r Iranians, both in Iran and in , navigate their ? Many embrace a radical of and gender expression. Social media—and poetry—act as a lifeline for those facing and , enabling young people to connect across , , and silence to find liberation and . Here👇

By Isabel Rose Soloaga

14/10/2025

Since 2023 that the was signed with , has received different forms of financial support from the EU, in order to fortify the control of its . However, this of resulted in an escalation of and increased incidents of . Dania Yousfi reports on the situation here👇

By Dania Yousfi

10/10/2025

Promotional , such as , , and , is a critical component of modern practices, but its impact has not yet been fully explored. In this piece, Lee Edwards proposes five forms of that promotional communication offers different , and argues that more detailed investigations of and their impact at borders would help us better understand . Here👇

By Lee Edwards

08/10/2025

Ayshan Mammadzada explores how navigate emotional geographies shaped by , , and . Drawing on recent research, it highlights how motherhood is reinvented across borders through , cultural negotiation, and — while calling for -responsive support in times of global . Here👇

By Ayshan Mammadzada

06/10/2025

Abdallah Ounour draws on and contextual analysis as methods of data collection, and investigates how use platforms to navigate and engage in . The study further explores how these platforms contribute to the development of a digital migratory of practice. Here👇

By Abdallah Ounour

04/10/2025

How do internally displaced adolescents’ and shape feelings of and cultural in the and neighbourhoods of a new city? Ian Thompson, Lyudmila Nurse, and Kyle Davison explore how , struggles, and shape young IDPs’ lives, foregrounding the role of schools and families in rebuilding belonging. Here👇

By Ian Thompson, Lyudmila Nurse and Kyle Davison

18/09/2025

What are the consequences of outsourcing ? Orestis Nicolaou examines how EU migration control is outsourced to the . Through and bilateral deals, enforcement expands while recede. The New Pact deepens this shift, prioritising control over protection. Here👇

By Orestis Nicolaou