The Invisible Territory of NowHereland

Ursula Karl-Trummer (Ph.D) is Head of the Center for Health and Migration and Executive Di-rector of Trummer & Novak-Zezula OG. She lectures at various universities, as well as being an independent expert to the European Commission, DG SANCO and DG Research, and a reviewer for the German Ministry for Education and Science and for the Norwegian Research Council. She also works as a consultant and coach, specializing in diversity management and career planning. Sonja Novak-Zezula (Ph.D) is Managing Director of the Center for Health and Migration and Executive Director of Trummer & Novak-Zezula OG. She lectures at various universities and universities for applied studies. She also works as a mediator in organizational settings and with intercultural teams. Ursula Karl-Trummer and Sonja Novak-Zezula have worked together successfully for the past 15 years, focusing on the interface between applied research and policy/organizational develop-ment. Their main fields of interest are health and migration, sustainable development of healthy systems, methodology innovation, and organizational development.

Borders of solidarity.- debates on inclusion and exclusion of undocumented migrants.- Services providing health care for undocumented migrants in Europe and Switzerland: overview on organisations, their services, their personnel and their clients.- Practice in context: five contextualised models of good practice: model descriptions and assessments against the background of policies and client's needs.- Undocumented migrant's health care needs and strategies from the perspective of NGOs and civil society.- XX ways to live in NowHereland: experiences of undocumented migrants in the EU and Switzerland.- Insights into living and working situations of undocumented migrants in Reggio Emilia, Italy.- The transatlantic perspective: the US situation.