The intersection of migrants' homeless personal histories with social structures: a comparative study in the post-COVID-19 vaccination context in Lond

移民无家可归的个人历史与社会结构的交集：伦敦 COVID-19 疫苗接种后背景的比较研究

• 批准号: 2753930
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: University of Portsmouth
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2022 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2753930
• 关键词: intersection; migrants; homeless; personal; histories

Despite the migrants' major motivation being the search for better living conditions, what they often findin the new place of residence are difficulties in accessing a dignified life. Some of them end up inextremely precarious conditions, even living on the streets.This research purpose is to study the intersection of migrants' homeless histories with social structures,discovering: What social structures are affecting migratory processes and intensifying migrants'difficulties in Rio de Janeiro and London? How? What is the path migrants take until reachinghomelessness in these new places of residence? How did COVID-19 complexify this problem?Rio and London are metropolises, attracting many migrants. Studying these two different contexts will beanalyzed how migratory processes occur both in developed and underdeveloped countries.The data will be collected via semi-structured interviews. To find respondents, I will partner with CENTROPOP- Specialized Reference Center for Homeless Population - and Cáritas - a third sector religiousinstitution that assists migrants - located in Rio, which will require overseas fieldwork - and CaritasWestminster, located in London. Participants will be asked about their life history, what it has been like tolive in a new country and how the government and the third sector intervention affect their lives.This research will make recommendations based on its findings for measures to be taken across Braziland UK to support migrants experiencing homelessness. The knowledge will be written up as part of aPhD thesis.

尽管移民的主要动机是寻求更好的生活条件，但他们在新的居住地往往发现难以获得有尊严的生活。本研究的目的是研究移民无家可归的历史与社会结构的交叉点，发现：在里约热内卢和伦敦，什么样的社会结构正在影响移民的迁移过程并加剧移民的困难？怎么做？在这些新的居住地，移民走上了什么样的道路？COVID-19是如何使这个问题复杂化的？里约和伦敦是大都市，吸引了许多移民。研究这两种不同的背景将分析移民过程如何在发达国家和不发达国家发生。数据将通过半结构化访谈收集。为了找到受访者，我将与无家可归人口专业参考中心（CENTROPOP）和Cáritas（一家帮助移民的第三部门宗教机构）以及位于伦敦的CaritasWestminster合作。参与者将被问及他们的生活史，在一个新的国家生活是什么样的，以及政府和第三部门的干预如何影响他们的生活。这项研究将根据其调查结果提出建议，以便在巴西和英国采取措施，支持无家可归的移民。这些知识将作为博士论文的一部分写下来。