The lecture was offered in a seminar course led by Dr Kamel Doraï about refugee camps in the Middle East.

The talk was part of the book launching event "Inhabiting Displacement: Architecture and Authorsip" co-edited and organised by Shahd Seethaler-Wari, Somayeh Chitchian and Maja Momic. The talk discussed the importance of exploring new ways of visualisation research and its findings, especially in the context of subaltern urbanism.

Exploring the opportunities and threats of rapidly shifting population patterns in the Arab world due to domestic, interregional, and international migration and displacement; and discussing the corresponding trends in Arab urbanism in light of modernization, political turmoil, and resource shortages. For poster see: http://habitat-unit.de/files/poster.pdf

The talk was part of the launching event of the new issue of Trialog magazine (140/144) titled "Displacement and the City", and co-edited by Eva Dick, Einhard Schmidt-Kallert and Benjamin Schraven.

The film was presented to master students working on a project focused on Social Design and Migration, supervised by Gesine Last and Gosia Warrnik.

The lecture was part of the series Pt.Talks organised at the Faculty of Architecture at RWTH Aachen University, Department of Planning Theory and City Development; and coordinated by Katherina Frieling and Martin Bangratz.

The lecture was offered during the workshop "Building Refugees Integration through urban development and soCial work (BRICK)" organized by Dr Hassan El Mouelhi and Dr Ayat Nashwan. The workshop took place in Jordan and focused on Husn refugee camp.

This presentation was given at the panel "Revisiting Distance" organised by Dr. Tauri Tuvikene, Louise Sophie Sträuli and Aleksandra Ianchenko. The panel was part of the yearly conference Royal Geographical Society (RGS-IBG) 2021.

This presentation was given at a panel organised by Dr Daniel Fischer and Dr Sarah Hughes under the title "The Material Politics of Migration 1: (De)constructing Confinement". The panel is organised within the Royal Geographical Society Conference (RGS-IBG) 2021.

The lecture was presented in the framework on the seminar "Housing, Crises and Catastrophes" led by Prof. Daniela Dolores Zupan for the master students at the European Cities and Urban Heritage program.

This presentation (co-authored with Leticia Palomino and Petra Heber) was presented at the conference "Camps across the world: global and local perspectives" organised by Lucas Oesch at the University of Luxembourg as part of the REFUGOV project.

The invited talk touched upon various topics and aspects that are on the intersection between displacement and space. The talk was presented at the seminar "Lexicon on Forced Migration" at the Department of International Studies led by Prof. Maria Höhn.

The presentation took place during the online Workshop titled: "The Newcomers' Right to the City: Decolonial Commoning Practices and Intersectional Spatial Justice" organised by Charalampos Tsavdaroglou and Maria Kaia.

This lecture was presented in the workshop "Out of the Archives...New Archival Practices: Towards Alternative Historiographies, Voices and Spaces" curated by fellows at the EUME program.

Invited lecture in the Course: Contemporary visual cultures in/of the 'Middle East': an interdisciplinary survey of (mis)representation. The course was organized and led by Dr Rasha Chatti.

The presentation was part of the workshop: "Inside-Out Outside-In: Shifting Architectures of Refugees Inhabitation" organised by Shahd Wari, Maja Momic and Somayeh Chitchian.

The lecture was provided during the session discussing contemporary urban issues in the Middle East. It was provided during the first Tbilisi Architecture Biennial organized and curated by Tinatin Gurgenidze.

This invited lecture was presented at the annual AUB program "City Debates". The theme of this year's conference was Architecture-as- Urbanism: Agenda for the New Millennium, curated by Prof. Robert Saliba.

The lecture was offered during the workshop "Navigating Displacement and Humanitarian Responses: Discourses and Experiences of Syrian Refugees and Aid Providers in Jordan" organized by Dr Dina Zbeidy.

This invited lecture was presented to master students in International Development Studies at Tampere University. The course was led by Dr. Elisa Pasccui.

The lecture was offered during a Roundtable discussion at the French Institute in Amman, organized by Ifpo. The session included various inputs from academics and practitioners reflecting on the meaning and impact of housing refugees in camps.

The lecture was offered during a series of talks organized by W3 – Werkstatt für Internationale Politik und Kultur in Hamburg, revolving around culture and migration politics in Germany.

The lecture was presented during the RGS conference in London, and during a session organized by Dr Irit Katz, Dr Diana Martin and Dr Claudio Minca.

The lecture was offered during the International Community and Refugees Conference organized by Amnesty International in Istanbul, and supported by Rosa Luxembourg Stiftung.

The lecture was offered during the Urban Studies Seminar under the title "Refugees in the City". The event and the seminar were chaired and organized by Prof Ulrike Freitag and Dr Nora Lafi.