Resources
Project Resources
Outputs
- Greenfields, M. et al. (2026) ‘Deserving, Desirable and Undesirable Migrants: How Routes of Entry Affect Access to Housing Support and Impact Wellbeing ’, Social Sciences, 15(6)(350). Available at: https://doi.org/10.3390/socsci15060350.
- Greenfields, M. and Dagilytė, E. (2025) Authorship Protocol for Publications: Governing Academic and Academic–Community Collaborative Writing. MigRefHealth.
- Lazzarino, R. et al. (2025) Social and intersectional determinants of health inequalities and community assets among refugees, asylums seekers, and migrants in the UK: A scoping review protocol. MigRefHealth.
- MigRefHealth (2025) ‘Stakeholder Newsletter’.
- Vacchelli, E. and Colucci , E. (2025) Peer researchers’ training: Co-creating asset and place-based approaches to tackling refugee and migrant health exclusion. MigRefHealth.
Publications, Dissemination & Events
- Alibraham, A. et al. (2025) Critical Cartographies, Mapping and Community assets: Using Mobile Methods, Session 3: Participatory Methodologies in Health Research – Methods Workshop . YouTube. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvaQPabKA8c.
- Dagilytė, E. et al. (2025) ‘Geo-Mapping access to Community Assets as Access to Human Rights in Action: Early Lessons from the MigRefHealth Project’, in Justice in Conflict. CAJI Conference, Anglia Ruskin University.
- Dagilytė, E. (2026) ‘MigRefHealthProject’, in Thinklusive. Research Engagement Network.
- Greenfields, M. (2025a) ‘Co-creating asset and place-based approaches to tackling refugee and migrant health exclusion’, in Creative Methods and Outputs in Participatory Research. UK Participatory Research Network.
Read More
- Greenfields, M. (2025b) ‘MigRefHealth : changing the narrative and developing innovative approaches to “community assets” delivery to improve the health and wellbeing of refugees, asylum seekers and migrants’, in Leading Equitable Care – Conference 2025. QICN Annual Conference, The Queen’s Institute of Community Nursing.
- Greenfields, M. (2026a) ‘Co-Producing transferable delivery models and solutions to health and care inequalities experienced by Refugee, Asylum Seeking and Migrant Populations (2024-2027)’. IRN Network.
- Greenfields, M. (2026b) ‘Co-Producing transferable delivery models and solutions to health and care inequalities experienced by Refugee, Asylum Seeking and Migrant Populations (2024-2027)’. Refugee Week.
- Greenfields, M. and Radley, C. (2026a) ‘Co-Producing transferable delivery models and solutions to health and care inequalities experienced by Refugee, Asylum Seeking and Migrant Populations (2024-2027)’, in Prevention Conference 2026.
- Greenfields, M. and Radley, C. (2026b) ‘Exploring community assets to tackle health inequalities for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in the East of England ’, in East of England Public Health Research Conference 2026. UK Participatory Research Network.
- Kennelly, C. (2025) ‘MigRefHealth Co-creating Asset and place-based Approaches to Tackling Refugee and Migrant Health Exclusion’, in ‘Know Your Council’ – ‘Know Your Community’. Hong Kong BN(O), Local Gov’t East, Strategic Migration Partnership.
- Kennelly, C. (2026) ‘Exploring how community assets can improve the health of migrant populations’, in NIHR EoE PPI Showcase
- Kennelly, C. and Kofman, E. (2025) ‘Gatekeepers and community co-production as a mechanism for reaching under-served migrant and refugee groups’, in Applied Research and Data Collection Methods with Hidden, Marginal, and Excluded Populations. H2R 2025 Conference, H2R Hard-to-Reach Populations.
- Lazzarino, R. et al. (2025) ‘Co-creating asset and place-based approaches to tackling migrant and refugee health exclusion: focus on BARNET’, in Social Policy Research Centre (SPRC) 35th Anniversary Celebrations. Social Policy Research Centre Conference, Middlesex University.
- Lazzarino, R. and Colucci, E. (2025) ‘Meta-Creativity. Methodological reflections on the co-development of creative methods within a participatory study on the health of migrant, refugees, and asylum seekers in London’, in Whose Interpretations? Interpretive Analysis in Participatory Public Health. Bradford Centre for Qualitative Research.
- Paraskevopoulou, A. (2026) ‘Telling It Differently: Creative Methods and the Hostile Environment’, in The Inter-University Migration Network conference.
- Radley, C. et al. (2026) ‘From Babel to Bridge: The Challenges of Research Co‐Production in Multilingual Spaces’, Social Inclusion, 14(Multilingual Challenges: Empirical Social Research in Migration Societies, Transnational Spaces, and International Contexts). Available at: https://doi.org/10.17645/si.10870.
- Radley, C. (2026) ‘MigRefHealth Co-creating Asset and place-based Approaches to Tackling Refugee and Migrant Health Exclusion’, in Planetary Health Mini Conference. Anglia Ruskin University.
- Radley, C. and Dagilytė, E. (2025) ‘Negotiating consensus: Competing demands in co- produced research with refugees, people seeking asylum and migrants’, in Everyday ethics in participatory research with migrants. On the Margins Network.
- Searl, G. (2026) ‘MigRefHealth Co-creating Asset and place-based Approaches to Tackling Refugee and Migrant Health Exclusion’. Asylum leads Meeting, Local Gov’t East.
- Vacchelli, E. and Kennelly, C. (2025) ‘MigRefHealth Co-creating Asset and place-based Approaches to Tackling Refugee and Migrant Health Exclusion’, in ARC East of England Health and Care Inequalities: Research, Impact, Action. NIHR: Applied Research Collaboration East of England.
Glossary of Terms
- EELGA: East of England Government Association
- fEC: full Economic Costing (100% of what the item costs)
- GYROS: Great Yarmouth Refugee Outreach & Support
- HEI: Higher Education Institution
- LBRT: Locality Based Research Team (the 3 are: N.London/S.London/East of England)
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- LRMN: Lewisham Refugee and Migrant Network
- LT: Leadership Team (5 x community partners + 5 x academics)
- LP: Co-investigators at community partner(s), Local Partner(s) (EELGA/GYROS/CRRC/MWCIC/LRMN/QNI/BC)
- MDX: University of Middlesex
- QNI: Queen’s Nursing Institute
- R/AS/M: Refugees/Asylum Seekers/Migrants
- SDOH:Social Determinants of Health (for this project = Food/accommodation /services)
- T&S: Travel and Subsistence
- UoG: University of Greenwich