An overview of research into how digital infrastructure shapes migration, data rights and the experiences of people on the move.

How digital identity, payments and disaster data intersect with climate displacement and community-led resilience in the Philippines.

Community-led technologies, local data and disaster response offer pathways to resilient climate action in the Philippines.

Fieldwork reflections on disaster data, PhilSys, digital payments and community participation in the Philippines.

How North–South power relations shape community-led ResTech and the conditions for migrant agency.

Why migration management needs community-led ResTech alongside institutional systems and digital infrastructure.

Exploring social media as a space for migrant resistance, community connection and resilience.