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Moving Matters
Serial migrants engaging settled societies
Note from the editor

Moving Matters is the medium publication of the “The Moving Matters Workshop”, a mobile collective of academics and artists whose art develops in the image of the serial migrant, evolving through a process of progressive inhabitation. Writers bring their mobile perspective to stories about world issues, social theory, art and daily life, as seen through the lens of their mobile lives. How does the local look from the perspective of those who have followed a migratory path? What concepts of politics might a serial migrant contribute? Or dancing, cooking or socializing? Moving Matters writers share their ideas, their art and their personal stories, contributing to a better understanding of the forces that enable or force some people to move and others to stay in place. For MMTW images and videos events and upcoming events see movingmatters@ucr.edu For the concept of serial migration read Moving Matters, Paths of Serial Migration by Susan Ossman (Stanford 2013).

Editors
Go to the profile of Susan Marie Ossman
Susan Marie Ossman
Anthropologist, Artist, Professor at UC Riverside.
Go to the profile of Alec Balasescu
Alec Balasescu
anthropologist, writer, curator and occasional artist/performer, adjunct professor at Simon Fraser University, Vancouver
Go to the profile of juliette
juliette
LA & Portland based prof. Digital humanist, economic historian and zombie-lit consumer.
Writers
Go to the profile of Alec Balasescu
Alec Balasescu
anthropologist, writer, curator and occasional artist/performer, adjunct professor at Simon Fraser University, Vancouver
Go to the profile of Susan Marie Ossman
Susan Marie Ossman
Anthropologist, Artist, Professor at UC Riverside.
Go to the profile of juliette
juliette
LA & Portland based prof. Digital humanist, economic historian and zombie-lit consumer.
Go to the profile of Beatriz Mejia-Krumbein
Beatriz Mejia-Krumbein
Living in Colombia, Germany, Mexico, and United States lead me to experience different cultures. Visual artist and founder of Social Art for Change.