A podcast under the Institute for Research on Migration and Society
Migrant Ethnographies is a podcast featuring conversations on migration, ethnography, and lived experience. Each episode is led by a graduate student host, under the guidance of Deniz Duruiz, in conversation with researchers, practitioners, or community members engaged in migration-related work.
Episodes are released monthly. You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms.
Episode 3: On the Arabs and Wayuu People in Colombia: A Brief History of Contraband and the End of the XX Century in the Colombian Caribbean
Deniz Duruiz is Assistant Professor in Sociology and Anthropology at Concordia University. Her work centers on migration, labor, and race through long-term ethnographic research with Kurdish migrant farmworkers and refugees from Bakur (Northern Kurdistan/Turkey) and Rojava (Western Kurdistan/Syria) in Turkey, France, and Canada. She is the director of Migrant Ethnographies Podcast.
Irmak Afşar is a research assistant for the Migrant Ethnographies project and an undergraduate student in Political Science at Concordia University. She works on podcast coordination, research development, and public-facing content related to migration and ethnographic practice.
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