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Conference Program

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Session

H.18. The Enhancement of the Intellectual Capital of Young Migrants as an Inclusion Strategy
Location: Aule di Botanica (CU028): Aula Blu4

Convenor(s): Giovanna Filosa (Inapp, Italy); Patrizia Rinaldi (Institute For Migration Research, Universidad De Granada)

Presentation 4

Ukrainian Migrant and Refugee Minors - Resilience, Creativity, Integration

Annalisa Di Nuzzo

Università Suor Orsola Benincasa, napoli ITALIA, Italy

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to one of the largest migration crises in Europe, with thousands of minors forced to leave their country seeking safety. This study explores the resilience and creativity of Ukrainian migrant and refugee minors, analyzing their adaptation and integration strategies in host countries.

Context: The war in Ukraine has generated a mass exodus, with over 4 million people forced to flee. Minors represent a significant portion of this migration flow, facing unique challenges in their migration experience.

Objectives:
- Analyze the resilience and creativity strategies adopted by Ukrainian migrant minors.
- Examine the role of host communities in integrating these minors.
- Identify best practices to support the integration and well-being of migrant minors.

Methodology: The study is based on a review of existing literature and qualitative interviews with migrant minors, host families, and social workers.

Expected Results: The study will highlight the importance of creativity and resilience as tools for adaptation and integration for migrant minors. Effective strategies will be identified to support these processes, contributing to improved reception policies.