Migration Research Comic-Con 2022: Lessons in storytelling for anti-corruption? This unique event showcased research-based artwork, and it could help drive creativity in research and policy communication

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The Migration Research ‘comic-con’ was held at the UK's Royal Geographical Society to showcase research-based comics and graphic novels – and to help others to get creative in research and policy communication.

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