Monday

21^st

September

Fabio Lucidi

Dean of Faculty of Medicine and Psychology

Luigi Leone

Head of the Department of Social and Developmental Psychology

Fiorenzo Laghi

Director of the Board of the Department of Excellence for the project on "Migratory Flows and Inclusive Practices"

Sapienza University of Rome

Annamaria Silvana de Rosa

Director of the European/International PhD on Social Representations and Communication

Sapienza University of Rome

Italy

When We Help Outsiders:

A Bigger Picture, and Some Subtle Mechanisms

Paul A.M. Van Lange

VU Amsterdam

The Netherlands

Views of Forced Migration:

Key Issues and Debates from an inter-disciplinary perspective

Giorgia Donà

University of East London

U.K.

Presentation

by the Early Stage Researchers Trainees of different projects on "Migration"

Working group with participants

A review of Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Italy:

Where is the psychological research going

Giorgia Margherita

Francesca Tessitore

University of Naples

Italy

Gerald Echterhoff

University of Muenster

Germany

Tuesday

22^nd

September

Focus on SOCIAL REPRESENTATION OF MIGRANTS and INSTITUTIONAL POLICIES 

from the two sides of Atlantic: Europe, Brazil and Canada

We are in the same boat!

Immigration Within and Towards Europe: a long-standing variable phenomenon between factual elements, social representations and media discourse

Alessia Rochira

University of Salento

Italy

Media and involuntary immigrants:  a study of social representations in Brazil two years before and after the 2017 new Migration Law

Andréia Isabel Giacomozzi

Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina - UFSC

Brazil

Newcomers' integration in Canada in the light of their life world:

How are social representations and social experiences involved in the immigration process?

Lilian Negura

University of Ottawa

Canada

Crossing the Atlantic

to reach the promised land Canada:

the 'Mirror Effect' and the Social Representation of a Refugee in Canadian Caseworkers

Corinne Buhay Simeoni

University of Ottawa

Canada

Presentation

by the Early Stage Research Trainees of different projects on "Migration"

Wednesday

23^rd

September

Focus on ACCULTURATION THEORIES, 2^ND GENERATION OF IMMIGRANTS and on

INSTITUTIONAL POLICIES THROUGH INTERSECTIONAL LENSES

Fifty Years of Psychological Acculturation Research and Theory:

Theoretical Advancements and Methodological challenges

David Lackland Sam

University of Bergen

Norway

How all students can belong and achieve -

approaches to cultural diversity in schools

Maja Schachner

University of Potsdam

Germany

The ideal immigrant is a married man.

Analyzing Canadian (and Quebecois) immigration policies through intersectional lenses

Sonia Ben Soltane

University of Ottawa

Canada

Presentation

by the Early Stage Research Trainees of 

different projects on "Migration"

Thursday

24^th

September

Stefania Silvestri

(Italy)

 “From Many, One: Employing Social Representations Theory to today’s migration crisis facilitating mediation in the encounter of different cultures”

Main tutor :

de Rosa, A. (Italy)

Co-tutors:

Negura, L. (Canada)

Liu, Li (China)

Caterina Arcidiacono (Italy)

Andrei Holman (Romania)

Alessia Rochira (Italy)

upon approval of the external experts:

Terri Mannarini (Italy)

Gilda Sensales (Italy)

and the multi-step evaluation

by the main tutor and co-tutors

with the participation in the discussion

of members of the

 International Supervisory Board

Meeting of the European/International Joint PhD Evaluation Board (Final Jury) and elaboration of the above thesis defence evaluation reports

International Final Jury

Jessica Breau

(Canada)

"Being Deaf in Bengkala : The Kolok's Social Representations of Deafness, Hearing and Kata kolok"

Main tutor:

Negura, L. (Canada)

Co-tutors:

Leone, G. (Italy)

Seidmann, S. (Argentina)

Caterina Arcidiacono (Italy)

Andrei Holman (Romania)

Alessia Rochira (Italy)

upon approval of the external experts

Terri Mannarini (Italy)

Gilda Sensales (Italy)

and the multi-step evaluation by the main tutor and co-tutors with the participation in the discussion of the members of the International Supervisory Board

Maude Lévesque

(Canada)

"Professional distress in clinical social workers: an understanding through social representations"

Main tutor:

Negura, L. (Canada)

Co-tutors:

Dany, L. (France)

Gild de Montes, L. (Spain)

Andreia Giacomozzi (Brazil)

Andrei Holman (Romania)

Susana Seidmann (Argentina)

upon approval of the external experts

Terri Mannarini (Italy)

Gilda Sensales (Italy)

and the multi-step evaluation by the main tutor and co-tutors with the participation in the discussion of members of the International Supervisory Board

Friday

25^th

September

General Meeting of the

European/International Joint PhD on SR & C

"Envisioning and empowering the Future of the

International Joint PhD on SR & C"

Members of the Executive Committee

enlarged to others members of the

European/International Joint PhD on SR & C Supervisory Board and invited members from the leading institution Sapienza University of Rome

connected via web-auditorium

Research Meeting

restricted to participants in the 15th ICSR

Symposia on Migration Studies and institutional policies towards migrants from different geo-cultural contexts

(Athens, Greece, September 2021)