EU families & Eurochildren in Brexiting Britain
Understanding the impact of Brexit on EU families & Eurochildren in Britain
Tag: citizenship
How EU families in Britain are coping with Brexit uncertainty
Nando Sigona, University of Birmingham Mirela left Croatia in 1991 because of the civil war in Yugoslavia. Her husband Frank grew up in the Republic of Ireland. Both are worried Brexit has left a deep scar through British society, one that it will take years to heal. They also worry about the impact of Brexit…
Lack of trust in UK government's settled status scheme pushes EU citizens to apply for naturalisation: new reports launched today reveal
Many EU nationals have lost trust the UK government and its Settled status scheme and feel they are being pushed to apply for British citizenship as the only viable way to secure the position of their families in the long run. Eurochildren, which is researching the lives on EU citizens in the UK, has released…
"Lexit* is not a bad idea": Portraits of EU families in London in the shadow of Brexit
To mark this year's International Day of Families, we are releasing the first of a series of audio and photo portraits of EU families living in London. The portraits, we will release one or two a week until the end of June, stem from a participatory photo research project that aims to capture a glimpse…
From mobile citizens to migrants: event at the British Library
In the aftermath of the United Kingdom's referendum on their continued membership of the European Union and the ongoing negotiations into the issue of citizens' rights, EU27 nationals living in the UK and UK citizens living in the EU27, stand to see their legal status shift from that of mobile citizens to migrants. This has…
Thousands of children of EU parents at risk of falling through the cracks of Brexit, University of Birmingham research reveals
Thousands EU citizens and their family members living in the UK under EU law are at risk of 'falling through the cracks', with their rights of future residence in question after Brexit, Eurochildren researchers say. In two Eurochildren Research Briefs published today on the impact of the UK-EU agreement on residence and citizenship rights for…
Brexit fatigue: Diary of an EU citizen in the UK (28)
I have kept quiet lately on Brexit. Somehow I needed a break from it and the endless series of press conferences and leaks, grand posturing and ego-pleasing bravados, real or alleged negotiation failures, and the whole set of uncertainties that they project on us, EU nationals in Britain. By now it is clear that the…
EU referendum one year on
The ESRC-funded UK in a Changing Europe programme has launched today 'EU referendum one year on'. The 62 page, 28 chapter report, written by 38 leading academics, covers politics, economics, public opinion, public policies, the implications for the nations of the United Kingdom and relations with the EU following the UK's referendum last year. We…
Undocumented Germans? Diary of an EU citizen in the UK
Originally posted on Postcards from …:
I am in Brussels today, participating in a workshop organised by The Greens in the European Parliament. A few blocks away the British ambassador Sir Tim Barrow has just delivered the Article 50 notification signed by the British PM. My workshop is not about Brexit. I am here to discuss how…
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This blog is associated to the project "EU families and Eurochildren in Brexiting Britain" led by a research team at the University of Birmingham, UK. The project is part of ESRC-funded "The UK in a changing Europe" initiative.
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