Multicultural Insights is proud to have contributed to a valuable and challenging UNHCR research initiative — the Forced Displacement Survey in Zambia. This nationally representative study was conducted through face-to-face interviews with more than 4,000 households, including refugees, asylum seekers, former refugees, and host communities. UNHCR has now published the key findings, along with access to the microdata, to support evidence-based policymaking.

Multicultural Insights is excited to announce the publication of IOM’s new research report on the mobility intentions of Syrians in the Netherlands, a study we supported in its design and through conducting the data collection, using a mixed-methods approach. The research report provides valuable insights for all stakeholders, serving as an important tool for decision-makers.

The Migration Policy Institute has published an article of Frank Laczko and Neli Esipova on the trends in Chinese student migration to the United States and the recent experiences of these students, drawing on data from our 2024 research.

A survey of 1,012 Israeli adults (Jewish and Arab citizens) was conducted in September 2024 by Multicultural Insights and PORI. Using face-to-face interviews and random sampling methods, the study examined how the October 7, 2023 events and ongoing conflict affect Israelis’ views on emigration, the conflict’s future, and Israel’s prospects. The sample was designed to be representative based on 2022 Census data.

When asked about their predictions for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict 10 years from now, respondents showed a wide range of opinions.

A survey of 1,012 Israeli adults (Jewish and Arab citizens) was conducted in September 2024 by Multicultural Insights and PORI. Using face-to-face interviews and random sampling methods, the study examined how the October 7, 2023 events and ongoing conflict affect Israelis’ views on emigration, the conflict’s future, and Israel’s prospects.