
Hannah Grondelaers is an FWO PhD Fellow at Ghent University's Social Work and Social Pedagogy Department and is affiliated to the UNU-CRIS Migration and Social Policy cluster in Bruges. She conducts research on Ukrainian women's return trajectories between Belgium and Ukraine, using multi-scalar ethnography to study how gendered and geopolitical imaginaries on different scales (EU, Belgian/Ukrainian, social work and personal scale) shape the women's trajectories. Hannah holds a Bachelor and Master in History from KU Leuven. She graduated from her second Master in Conflict and Development Studies at Ghent University. For her master's thesis, Hannah studied the context-specific solidarity and support practices emerging between Ukrainian mothers living at an emergency reception centre.
Email: hannah.grondelaers@ugent.be
Research themes:
Borders, migration governance and people on the move || Participation, integration and transnational relations
(2025)
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