Short pieces:
"ICE has spun a massive surveillance web. We talked to people caught in it,"
NPR, 5 March 2026 [text]
Leveraging AI for community-based protection (UNHCR Innovation Service, Dec.
2025) [text]
- Focuses on Ukrainians.
Nothing about us, without us: Reclaiming power in an age of border
technology (openDemocracy, Feb. 2026) [text]
- Visit
Migration + Tech Monitor
to read other openDemocracy articles published under this initiative (scroll
down to view).
Reports:
Building a Different World - from the Ground Up! (Migration + Tech Monitor
& Refugee Law Lab, Feb. 2026) [text]
Ethical Considerations for the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Country of
Origin Information (COI) (ACCORD, Jan. 2026) [text]
- See also earlier related
blog post.
Managing Fuzziness: Leveraging LLMs for Discovering Credibility Indicators in Asylum Cases, MOBILE Working Paper Series, no. 81 (Univ. of Copenhagen, Jan. 2026) [text]
Journal articles:
"Deportation Theater: An Analysis of ICE’s Twitter Account," Southwestern Law Review (Forthcoming, 2026) [preprint]
"From evidence to testimony: how AI-generated images of refugees can make
demands," photographies, vol. 19, no. 1 (2026) [open access]
"Gaining tolerance of immigrants through simulating migratory experiences:
Quasi-experimental evidence from secondary school classrooms,"
Computers & Education, vol 249 (Aug. 2026) [open access]
- Focuses on Sweden.
"The Impact of Digitalization on Asylum System Management in
Mexico," Journal on Migration and Human Security, OnlineFirst,
13 March 2026 [full-text]
"Spatial Information for Border Health System Management in Stateless Persons
and Migrant Working Group," Journal of Spatial Innovation Development, vol. 7, no. 2 (May-Aug. 2026) [open access]
- Focuses on the Thai–Lao border area.
Multimedia:
The aid sector’s techno-colonialism problem (Rethinking Humanitarianism
Podcast Series, Feb. 2026) [access]
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