Women and Migrations intends to cultivate and support collaborations that advance scholarship, teaching, artistic and literary projects, and public engagements that activate new paradigms through which to understand migrations, identity, race, gender, and work by exploring the global movements of women. Storytelling – visual, literary and historical – about the reasons that women migrate, facilitates a re-imagination of migration, challenges normative xenophobic ideas of migrants, undermines a politics of exclusion rooted in fear, bias and political manipulation, and contributes to the re-shaping of structures of knowledge. By centering the voices of migrant women, widening the disciplinary and temporal lenses, and intentionally anchoring the work in movements for social justice, Women and Migration(s) will organize and support cross-disciplinary scholarly and artistic collaboration and provide public space for on-going reflection and debate on migrations and other global mobilities.