The second day of the International Hybrid Student Conference on Social Work and Migration was held at AAB College in Prishtina, organized within the framework of the Edu4Migration project. The conference focused on key challenges, resilience, and innovative practices in supporting migrant communities.
The event began with the registration of participants, followed by the official opening session, where the importance of international cooperation and the role of higher education in addressing migration-related issues were emphasized.
Building on the discussions on mental health and migration, the conference continued with presentations that explored practical approaches in social services and social work, with a particular focus on supporting children and families in migration contexts. Students shared insights on adaptation processes, the importance of psychological support in educational settings, and the role of family structures in maintaining well-being.
Further discussions addressed the impact of education and professional practices on migrants’ development, highlighting the importance of inclusive pedagogical approaches, ethical considerations, and the need for interdisciplinary cooperation. Topics also touched on the broader effects of migration on psychological, physical, and social health.
The conference progressed through interactive presentations and discussions, allowing participants to exchange ideas and experiences. It concluded with a closing session that summarized the key points and marked the successful completion of the second day. This conference lasted two days, while the first day was held at LOGOS University College in Tirana.
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