Executive Board
- President : François HÉRAN, Professor at the Collège de France
- Director : Marie-Caroline SAGLIO-YATZIMIRSKY, Professor at Inalco
- Coordination Director : Stéphanie MILLAN
- Scientific activities and Communication Manager : Nina WÖHREL
- Communications Officer : Laura PIOCH
- Accounting Operator :
- Academic Coordinator : Claire DE CASTELLANE
Coordinating Board
The Coordinating Board assists the executive board on scientific and strategic matters. Its constituents are Executive Directors and Heads of departments of the CI Migration.
- DYNAMICS
Director : Jérôme VALETTE, Associate Professor, University Panthéon Sorbonne
Scientific coordination : Audrey LENOEL, Postdoctoral fellow at the CI Migration - GLOBAL
Director : Catherine GOUSSEFF, Research Director, CNRS
Scientific coordination : Adèle SUTRE, Postdoctoral fellow at the CI Migration - HEALTH
Director : Priscille SAUVEGRAIN, Member of the High Council for Equality
Scientific coordinator : Betty ROULAND, Postdoctoral fellow at the CI Migration - INTEGER
Director : Angeline ESCAFRE-DUBLET, Lecturer, University Louis Lumière Lyon 2
Scientific coordination : Solène BRUN, Postdoctoral fellow at the CI Migration - POLICY
Director : Antoine PÉCOUD, Professor of sociology, University Sorbonne Paris Nord
Scientific coordination : Émeline ZOUGBEDE, Postdoctoral fellow at the CI Migration
Contact the Scientific Coordinators
- ACADEMIC DIRECTION
Co-Directors :
Camille SCHMOLL, Director of Studies, EHESS
Patrick SIMON, Research director, Ined
Governing Board
The Governing Board approves the CI Migration’s strategic orientations, goals, operating rules as well as budget issues. The board is responsible for communicating the CI Migration’s actions and goals. The members come from 8 institutional partners as well as 4 associated UMRs.
- CNRS : Fabrice BOUDJAABA, Associated Scientific Director from the Institute for Human and Social Sciences (INSHS)
- EHESS : Romain HURET, Vice-President of Research
- EPHE : Hubert BOST, President
- Ined : Aline DESESQUELLES, Deputy Director of Research
- Inserm : Rémy SLAMA, Head of the Public Health Thematic Institute
- IRD : Flore GUBERT, Director of the Society and Globalization Department
- Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University : Jean-Marie LE GALL, Vice-President
- Collège de France : Marylène MESTON DE REN, Managing Director
- CEESciences-Po/CNRS : Tommaso VITALE, Research Director
- CERISciences-Po/CNRS : Hélène THIOLLET, Researcher
- MIGRINTER Université de Poitiers/CNRS : Adeline MIRANDA, Director of Migrinter, Professor
- URMIS/Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis/Université Paris 7 Diderot/IRD/CNRS : Dominique VIDAL, Professor
Scientific Board
- John R. Bowen, Dunbar-Van Cleve Professor of Arts and Science, Professor of Anthropology, Washington University in Saint Louis, Louis, USA
- Julie Ringelheim, FNRS qualified researcher, professor at the Catholic University of Louvain
- Dana Diminescu, Professor and sociology researcher, I3 (Interdisciplinary Institute for Innovation), Economics and Social sciences department, Telecom ParisTech, Paris, France
- Frédéric Docquier, Professor of Economics, IRES (Institute of economic and social research), Catholic Institute of Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
- Virginie Guiraudon, Research Director, CEE (Centre for European studies), CNRS- Science Po, Paris, France
- Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel, Professor of Digital Humanities, Literature Faculty, University of Geneva, Switzerland
- Myriam Khlat, Research director, UR05 – Health, Epidemiology, Mortality, National Institute of Demographic Studies (Ined), Paris
- Smaïn Laacher, Professor of Sociology, University of Strasbourg, France
- Suzanne Lechenicht, Professor of Modern History, Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty, University of Bayreuth, Germany
- Gérard Noiriel, Director of Studies, Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies for Social Issues (IRIS), EHESS, Paris
- Alphonse Yapi-Diahou, Professor of Geography, LADYSS UMR 7533 (Laboratoire Dynamiques Sociales et Recomposition des Espaces), University of Paris 8, Vincennes-Saint-Denis, Saint-Denis, France
- France Lert, Emeritus Director of Research at Inserm
Members of the scientific board are appointed for four years.
Associations and Territories Commission
The Commission for Associations and Territories contributes to defining CI Migration’s research fields whilst collaborating with associations to serve local public interests. The commission meets twice a year. It is composed of ten associations’ members, as well as, national and local institutions. The commission is designed to be « the voice » of the people.
- Malika LATRECHE, City of Montreuil
- Catherine LEWERTOWSKI, General Council of Seine-Saint-Denis, Department of Woman and Children Protection
« I am lucky to work in a district where there are people from the whole world. It allows me to witness the problems migrant families have to face. We must adapt our practice norms and standards as well as widen our qualifications if we wish to understand them. » - Eunice MANGADO-LUNETTA, Students for the Town Foundation Association (AFEV), Paris
- Saïd NERCI, Bobigny
- Antoine PAUMARD, Jesuit Refugee Service France (JRSF), Paris
« Hospitality is an everyday life experience with exceptional moments, either positive or negative, nevertheless always profound. Hospitality guides us as people : we are all migrants ! » - Lionel POURTAU, Habitat et Humanisme, Montreuil
« Beyond my scientific and operational actions, I’ve understood that if you wish to make a change you not only have to fix problems ; you also have to find a way to name reality and build a social environment that allows things to be heard. » - Catherine ROBERT, National Education, Anthropologie pour tous, Aubervilliers.
« Teaching anthropology and social sciences before university allows rational and calm understanding of multiple world views. We need to understand what makes us human, beyond diversity and complexity. » - Julia RAUTENBERG, Plaine Commune, Stains
- Alfred SPIRA, National Academy of Medicine, Paris
« We must consider health issues in relation to social dynamics and the great contemporary challenges that are environmental issues, migrations and access to human rights for all. » - Hélène VIGNY, Banlieues Bleues, Pantin
« Promoting world jazz music to an increasing audience together with cultural action and artistic education contributes to shift people’s world views, especially when they get to meet artists from everywhere. »
