THE TEAM

CMS Call for New Committee Members

The Cambridge Migration Society (CMS) is looking to recruit new Committee members. All undergraduate and postgraduate students of the University of Cambridge interested in the topics related to migration are welcome!

Please, email us at: cammigsoc@gmail.com if you are interested in joining the CMS Committee.

We look forward to welcoming you in our team!

LIRAN MORAV

Secretary

Liran Morav is a PhD student in Sociology at the University of Cambridge. His research focuses on the integration of Jewish migrants in France and Britain after the Second World War. Liran previously worked as Political Advisor in Israel's Permanent Mission to the Uniter Nations and OSCE.

Beja is a PhD student of Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. Her PhD research with the Kurdish and left-wing political refugees from Turkey in Greece explores the refugees’ relationships with places and spaces of movement and attachment as emotional geographies of displacement and emplacement. She has previously researched in Political Anthropology of Turkey and Anthropology of Migration, particularly political violence, memory, affect and emotions, hope, waiting, space/time, visual and digital violence, and gender.

BEJA PROTNER

CMS President

VICTORIA REESER

Events Officer

Victoria is a Mphil student in Development Studies. She has written on EU migration policy, modern borders, and assertation of rights by immigrant groups in urban spaces. She is interested in the effects of policy on immigrant integration and developmental capacities for both the individual and the state. She is currently a volunteer at Cambridge Centre for Applied Research in Human Trafficking.

FRAZER LOVEMAN

Graduate Seminar coordinator

Frazer is an MPhil Student in World History at Magdalene College. His current research is on the Labor Party and attitudes to the idea of White Australia in the early to mid-20th century. He previously studied at the University of Southampton, and spent a year at the University of Western Australia where he received a Gerald Frank Brown scholarship.

MARGUERITE CECILE BERTHEAU

Graduate Seminar coordinator

Marguerite is an MPhil Student in Modern European History at Newnham College. Her current research explores migration form the Eastern Bloc to West Germany around the fall of the iron curtain and its ensuing changes to German Asylum Law. She has previously studied at Albert-Ludwigs-Universität in Freiburg, Germany and worked on Russian-Speaking Jews immigrating to Germany between 1990 and 2005.

We would also like to thank the amazing group of fellow students who, every year, volunteer their time to organize CMS events and share their research in our seminars!

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FOUNDERS

Founding President

FABRICE LANGROGNET

Founding President

MARIA OLIMPIA SQUILLACI

Founding Treasurer

SABRINA ANJARA

Sabrina Anjara was Treasurer of Cambridge Migration Society from 2015 to 2017. She recently published her work on the wellbeing of Female Migrant Domestic Workers in Singapore. She is currently the Principal Investigator of a clinical trial on primary mental health services in low-resource settings and leads a medical anthropology project on the subjective experiences of mental illness in poorer communities. Sabrina is a Gates Cambridge Scholar and World Economic Forum Global Shaper.