FOMREK operates as a collaborative hub for knowledge generation, exchange,
and capacity strengthening.
The Forced Migration Research Network–Kenya (FOMREK) emerged from two key national workshops convened by the Kenya Evidence Platform Project in May and October 2024. Bringing together researchers from leading Kenyan universities and humanitarian organizations, the workshops emphasized the need to strengthen local academic voices in migration research and policy.
Following these deliberations, FOMREK was launched on October 30, 2024, at Maseno University by Vice Chancellor Professor Julius Nyabundi, in the presence of the Vice Chancellor of Kenya Presbyterian University.
1. Conducting and publishing applied research.
2. Hosting academic workshops, virtual trainings,
and annual conferences.
3. Establishing a documentation centre (physical
and digital).
1. Conducting and publishing applied research.
2. Hosting academic workshops, virtual trainings,
and annual conferences.
3. Establishing a documentation centre (physical
and digital).
1. Conducting and publishing applied research.
2. Hosting academic workshops, virtual trainings,
and annual conferences.
3. Establishing a documentation centre (physical
and digital).
To promote Kenya-led,
evidence-based research and
collaboration that informs policy
and contributes to humane and
sustainable solutions for forced
migration.
A leading academic and policy
network that produces and shares
Kenya-centered migration
knowledge to drive equitable
and durable outcomes for
displaced populations.
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FOMREK responds to long-standing
challenges in the visibility and inclusion of
Global South scholars in forced migration
research. The network seeks to enhance
localized knowledge production, promote
collaboration between academia and
practitioners, and ensure that research
outcomes inform national and regional
policy agendas.