Ukrainian journeys: assessing vulnerabilities and intentions of displaced populations at home and abroad
Jun 17, 2025 | 1:45 PM - 3:00 PMGround Floor & Floors 3-5, Niagra Building
Jun 17, 2025 | 1:45 PM - 3:00 PM
Ground Floor & Floors 3-5, Niagra Building
Description
The ongoing displacement crisis caused by the war in Ukraine has resulted in unprecedented challenges, with millions of individuals seeking refuge both within and outside the country. This parallel session will delve into the complex realities faced by displaced populations at home and abroad, examining their specific needs and vulnerabilities through the lens of migration statistics. The panel will bring together humanitarian practitioners and policymakers to present cutting-edge research, share lessons learned, and discuss actionable strategies to improve data collection and utilization in crisis contexts. Insights from this discussion aim to contribute to more effective policies that ensure dignity and support for displaced populations in Ukraine and beyond.
Moderator: Ivona Zakoska-Todoroska, ECA Regional Migration Data and Research Officer, IOM Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia
Speakers:
- Carolina Vrocharis, Desk Officer, Division of Migration at Sweden’s Ministry of Justice
- Ravenna Sohst, Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute Europe
- Iryna Loktieva, National Officer, Data Analysis, IOM-Ukraine Office
- Neli Esipova, Founder and CEO, Multicultural Insights
- Laura Bartolini, Operations Support & Analysis Coordinator, IOM
- Erin Neale, Data Analysis and Reporting Officer, IOM Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia
