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Marie Göbel wrote a contribution for the blog of the research project 'Norms and Values in the European Migration and Refugee Crisis'.

On 27 October, the Governing the Digital Society focus area organised a webinar consisting of a presentation by and Q&A with Dazza Greenwood.

Governments should reflect on their current social protection policies and analyze whether additional social protection policies are necessary for vulnerable groups in light of the COVID-19 crisis.

A look at how female migrant groups use digital technologies has underlined the complexities of migration and opened new opportunities for fostering greater empathy with migrants.

How are lines between workers redrawn or reinforced through changing ideas and practices related to health in pandemic times?

The jury appreciated that Koen Leurs his research focuses on the very acute challenge of enabling and supporting migrants and refugees’ participation and resilience in society by taking charge of the way they are represented.

On 29 September, the Governing the Digital Society focus area organised a webinar consisting of a presentation by and Q&A with Catalina Goanta.

Preliminary data on the effects of COVID-19 reveal that existing inequalities have been intensified.

Lorena Sosa wrote a blog for the 'Gender, Diversity and COVID-19' platform on inequality in- and outside the corona crisis.

Recently the book 'Urban Utopias: Memory, Rights, and Speculation' was published, edited by Barnita Bagchi.

Laura Henderson argues in NRC that judges need to take their democratic responsibility to act as representatives for those without a voice.

Barnita Bagchi discusses her British Academy Visiting Fellowship at The Ruskin.

The new "Unsettling Knowledge" podcast reflects on how empire and colonization have shaped contemporary society and culture.

On the 6th of February, ‘Governing the Digital Society’ PhD researchers organised a colloquium to present their research.

The 'Datawerkplaats' celebrates its one-year anniversary. The cooperation was founded to develop knowledge about data use.

Beatrice de Graaf has been appointed faculty professor at the Faculty of Humanities.