RESEARCH · COLLABORATION · MIGRATION HEALTH
The Migration Health and Development Research Initiative
Connecting research and voices to improve migrant wellbeing worldwide.
MHADRI advances evidence-informed policies and practices to improve the health and wellbeing of people and communities affected by migration.
MHADRI × SRHP · 9–12 MONTHS
Mentorship Opportunity!
Ready to elevate your research in migration and refugee health?
Join the Mentorship Families for Global Refugee and Immigrant Health Research program, a collaborative initiative by MHADRI and SRHP.
Designed specifically for early-career researchers, this 9-to-12-month program connects you with global experts through an innovative “mentorship family” model.
Gain access to advanced research methodology training, structured guidance, and global scholarly networks—all while bringing your vital local insights to the forefront of global health.
Calling early-career researchers
Mentees: scan the QR code to apply, or open the application details below.
A global community with a shared purpose
MHADRI brings together researchers across countries, disciplines and institutions to advance understanding of migration, health and development. Our community supports quality, ethical and rights-based research, with migrant voices central to our approach.
How we connect research with action
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Research & evidence
Strengthening collaborative and comparative research to inform migration health policy and practice.
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People & perspectives
Connecting a diverse research community and including the voices of people affected by migration.
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Researcher development
Supporting early- and mid-career researchers, with particular emphasis on Global South participation.
Explore the network
Explore the meetings, partnerships and milestones that have shaped MHADRI.
Meet the Steering Committee and learn more about their work.
Discover the network’s migration health research initiatives.
Explore research resources, learning opportunities and updates from the network.
Be part of the conversation
Connect with researchers working at the intersection of migration and health. We welcome researchers from across disciplines and organisational backgrounds, including early-career researchers and those based in the Global South.