October 13th, 2023

Location: National Museum of Iceland, lecture hall

10:00-10:20    Welcome from Guðbjörg Linda Rafnsdóttir former Pro-Rector of Research, University of Iceland

Welcome from Kristín Loftsdóttir, PI of Creating Europe through Racialized Mobilities

10:20-10:40    Kristín Loftsdóttir, Brigitte Hipfl and Sandra Ponzanesi, editors Creating Europe from the Margins

10:40-11:55    Session one

Milica Trakilović, ‘From Nowhere to Nowhere’ – Mapping Trajectories of Belonging within the Post-Yugoslav Field

Antonio Sorge, A Crossroads of the World on the Margins of Europe: Migration and Sicilian Liminality

Claudia Minchilli and Sandra Ponzanesi, Digital Media and Migration: Reflections from the Southern Margins of Europe

13:00-14:15    Session two

Michael Howcroft, Gay Bod, Civic and LGBTQ+ Pride after Brexit in a City on the Margins of the UK and Europe

Corinna A. Di Stefano, Marginalized Bodies in Caribbean Europe: Between Vital Inequalities and Health (Im)mobilities

Ignacio Fradejas-García, Making Europe from Below: Intra EU-Migration and Mobilities Connecting the Margins

14:35-15:25    Session three

Kristín Loftsdóttir, Marketing Marginality: Creating Iceland as a White Privileged Destination

Sebastian Cobarrubias Baglietto, Articulating Europe from the Sephardic Margin: Restoring Citizenship for Expulsed Jews, and not Muslims, in Spain?

This event is part of the project CERM (Creating Europe through Racialized Mobilities) which it is funded by the Icelandic Research Fund (no. 207062-051).