Margit Feischmidt and Violetta Zentai (CEU) will present their paper titled "Challenges of progressive localism in spaces of solidarity in Hungary" at the 20th annual conference of the International Migration Research Network (IMISCOE) "Migration and inequalities. In search of answers and solutions" (Warsaw, 3-6. July). The full programme of the conference is available at HERE.

As part of the webinar series of the European Educational Research Association (EERA), Judit Durst, Zsanna Nyírő, and Julianna Boros will present their research with the title The hidden costs of Educational Upward Mobility Among First-in-Family Roma and Non-Roma Graduates in Hungary at 5 pm on 20 June. ZOOM link.

Réka Marchut will give a lecture on "The Influence of Germany on the Diplomatic Debates between Hungary and Romania Referred to the Optants Case" at the international conference on "The Hungarian Optants Question in Transnational Perspectives. International Organizations and Legal Dispute Settlements of Economic and Minority Problems in the Interwar Period", which will take place between 15-16 June at the University of Bucharest. The full programme of the conference is available at HERE.

Nóra Kovács and her co-author will present their paper titled 'Resentment in the family. Considerations of an empirical pilot study from Hungary’ at the 11th Conference of the European Society on Family Relations 'Family Life – Troubling Family Relations and Practices' (June 14–16, 2023, Roskilde University, Denmark). The full programme of the conference is available at HERE.

Judit Durst will give a lecture on "The moral economy of "flexploitation": informal migration intermediaries and their role in transnational labour migration of the rural Hungarian working poor" at the 16th International Society for Ethnology and Folklore (SIEF) congress on Living Uncertainty, which will take place between 7-10 June in Brno. The panel on "Dependence and Livelihood in times of uncertainty" will also be organised by Judit Durst, Gergely Pulay and Stefánia Toma (National Institute for Minority Research, Cluj-Napoca). The full programme of the event is available HERE.