Curious Connections... Migration and mobility

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Curious Connections... Migration and mobility

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Jan 17, 2017

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Join our panel as they explore the role London has played as a home for migrants throughout history, and what the recent EU referendum could mean for the diversity of the city now and in the future.

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Jan 17, 2017

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