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In this episode of The VoiCEE podcast, Agnieszka Wądołowska, deputy
editor of Notes from Poland, speaks with Maciej Duszyczk, a professor at
the University of Warsaw's Centre of Migration Research.
They discuss the situation of Ukrainian refugees in Poland and how it
has changed in the last eight months - how some have found their place
on the job market and in the education system and how some still remain
off the grid. They analyse how much we know about Ukrainian migrants in
Poland, how Poles perceive them, and the support they have been
receiving.
They also talk about the challenges created by the Belarus-orchestrated
migration into Poland and how the "impenetrable wall" erected by the
Polish government on the border might not be a solution to all the
problems.
Last but not least, they look at the region, and compare the various
responses of Central and Eastern European countries to Russia's invasion
of Ukraine and the refugees seeking shelter, as well as if regional
solidarity concerning migration challenges is possible or even needed.
Jest to odcinek podkastu:
VoiCEE - Podcast from Central and Eastern Europe
In this podcast series we are looking at the region from different
angles and perspectives attempting to capture its diversity and
understand emerging trends. Above all, we want to give voice to a region
that is often talked to rather than listened to.
The VoiCEE is brought to you by a network of independent
English-language media in Central and Eastern Europe: Notes from Poland,
Kafkadesk, Insight Hungary, Internews Ukraine, New Eastern Europe,
Reporting Democracy, Transitions, Ukraine World, Vsquare
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