Justice and Imagination in Global Displacement (JIGD)

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Justice and Imagination in Global Displacement (JIGD) is a research collective of multidisciplinary academics whose work deals with global challenges cross-cutting issues of social and spatial displacement (and associated harms), migration, memory and material culture, identity, race and ethnicity.

Members believe in combining a person-centred approach with a critical in-depth examination of lived experiences and narrative construction. They generate knowledge in the fields of experimental filmmaking and moving image, post-colonial literature, medical anthropology, spatial justice and their methods of practice.

The collective is dedicated to collaborative partnerships with marginalised communities locally and globally, to trace, respond to, and inform relevant policy and co-design and develop new forms of practice. The collective works iteratively using multimodal mixed methods of research that are decolonial, ethnographic, creative, psychological and anthropological.

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University of Plymouth
Plymouth