Explore the map to discover European archives and libraries with primary sources on women’s migration. This project is led by WG1.
267 items.
Catalogue
Catalogue of primary sources available HERE. Check our primary sources catalogue!
Datasets
Quantitative data available HERE Check our datasets catalogue!
Map of statistical offices across Europe
To complete our datasets catalogue, WEMov has created a map of statistical societies focusing on the data on women’s migration. We hope this tool will help researchers gather quantitative data to better inform women’s migration.
Visit the map HERE.
Short Stories
- Read Emma and Olivia: An immigrant’s album by Katelin Marit Parsons (Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies, Reykjavik, Iceland)
- Read Gina Burileanu, O călătorie cu bicicleta [A trip on a bicycle] by Nicoleta Roman (‘Nicolae Iorga’ Institute of History, Bucharest, Romania)
- Read Mirka Mora: from post-World War II migrant to Melbourne’s most beloved artist by Victoria Souliman (University of Sydney, Australia)
- Read Isabella Inglish, a successful Scottish saleswoman by Lisa Lemoine & Manon Martel (université de Picardie Jules Verne, Amiens)
- Read My Mother, the gold dress and the cruise to New York by Elaine Moriarty (Trinity College Dublin)
- Read Maria Raunio, the Girl in the Painting. A Seamstress, an M.P, and a Migrant by Pirita Frigren, (University of Turku, Finland andKeuruu Museum Director, June 2022−May 2023)
- Read The unknown story of Harriet Macmillan Cockburn by David Bruneau, Emma Smelten (université de Picardie Jules Verne, France), Aleksandar Jekic, and Matija Palčič (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)
- Read A Merchant Lady in Bucharest: Safta Castrișiu by Nicoleta Roman (‘Nicolae Iorga’ Institute of History, Bucharest)