How the Media Can Better Listen to Refugees — Refugees Deeply
White, civilised' people: Media berated for 'racist' coverage of Ukrainian refugee crisis - Minute Mirror
Migrants, Refugees, and the Media: The New Reality of Open Societies -
Refugees in the media: a “different species”? - WONDER Foundation
Media & Migration Counteracting negative narratives
Media constructions of 'migrants' who cross the English Channel by boat - School of Social Sciences | Birmingham City University
The Gendered Representation of Refugees Using Visual Frames in the Main Western European Media | SpringerLink
Refugees in the media: how the most commonly used images make viewers dehumanise them
How the media contributed to the migrant crisis | Refugees | The Guardian
Civilized' Victims, not Middle-Eastern Beasts: Media Hypocrisy in the Ukrainian War Coverage | Esade - Do Better
ANALYSIS - When immigration is no longer a wedge issue: Ukrainian refugees and journalistic humanization of white
Media and Refugees - Freedom of Expression
Former Syrian refugee cries foul at 'racist' media coverage of Ukraine war | CBC News
Refugees in the media: Villains and victims – Language on the Move
Refugees in the media: Villains and victims – Language on the Move
Media and migration, covering the refugee crisis | UNESCO
Media and Refugees - Freedom of Expression
Europe's official, media handling of Ukrainian crisis exposes deep-rooted, racist policy against non-Europeans
Heroes' and 'worthy' refugees - the hypocrisy of Western media over Ukraine | Al Jazeera Media Institute
A Sense Of Belonging: The Media's Impact On Refugees
UK press is the most aggressive in reporting on Europe's 'migrant' crisis
Theoretical model of refugee integration through social media (RISM). | Download Scientific Diagram
Using social media to reach thousands of young refugees and migrants with free legal advice | UNICEF Europe and Central Asia
How Smartphones and Social Media have Revolutionized Refugee Migration | UNHCR Blog
Refugees welcome? Cross-European public opinion on asylum seekers following the 2015 crisis - Elcano Royal Institute
Who contributes more?' How Ukrainian media construed migrants' life strategies vs. what the Ukrainian public wanted to know | Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
