Rural Lives: Retaining Diverse Populations in Rural Scotland

Migration Policy Scotland

In this online workshop, Migration Policy Scotland brings together a panel of experts to discuss the policy-related issues surrounding migration into rural parts of Scotland. Panel Talk<ul><li>What are current policy concerns and priorities regarding rural populations? </li><li>What are the challenges in attracting and retaining rural populations?</li><li>What is the future of policy for Scotland's rural populations?</li></ul>The Rural Living Project: Dr Emilia Pietka-Nykaza &amp; Helen BaillotFollowing the initial panel discussion, Dr Emilia Pietka-Nykaza presents the findings from her exploratory study the 'Rural Living Project' (October 2021 - April 2022). The study captures the experiences of diverse rural stayers in the Scottish Highlands and the ways in which they contribute to rural place-making and community living.Discussion SessionThe workshop ends with a facilitated discussion session for participants.Confirmed Speakers<ul><li>Dr Emilia Pietka-Nykaza, Rural Living Project, University of the West of Scotland</li><li>Mike Andrews, Population and Migration Division, Scottish Government</li><li>Dr Ruth Wilson, James Hutton Institute</li><li>Jane Atterton, Rural Policy Centre, SRUC</li><li>Catherine MacNeil, Highlands and Islands Enterprise </li></ul>We hope you can join us!

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