Center for Migration and International Relations (CMIR)
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-Migration Study tour
-Being A Migrant - a visual storytelling initiative
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- Anyone currently pursuing graduation studies.
- Students from any related field can apply for the fellowship program, however, preference is given to the students from the
field of sociology, law, social work, human rights, migrant rights, international relations or any such related field.
- Students required to author a research paper as a part of their academic course are highly encouraged to apply.
- Should have good communication skills in the English language.
- Data analysis skills is highly preferred.
- Positive attitude and commitment with keen interest to learn and work in the environment of CMIR.
- Ability to interact with the individuals of different socio-cultural backgrounds, including a willingness to try and understand
and be tolerant of differing views and opinions.
- Grant-making and fundraising volunteers/interns are encouraged to apply.
Additional Info about Us
Center for Migration and International Relations (CMIR) is a not-for-profit institute working to ensure that rights of migrant workers and their families are respected, guaranteed, and fulfilled. In Nepal, CMIR is the first institute of involving all three groups: returnee migrant workers, migrant rights activists and researchers on a common platform. This enables CMIR to better understand the multi-faceted impact of migration and the dynamics of the society and thus, help to come with concrete humanitarian actions, policy recommendations, and enduring advocacy efforts in national, regional, and international level.