The volume addresses not only theoretical and conceptual aspects but also application-related and practical questions that are increasingly being raised by various institutions and actors at the intersections of disability and migration. It deals with the political handling of migration, flight, and disability, as well as legal conditions, familial living environments, and biographical coping patterns at the intersection of disability and migration experiences. It also explores concepts of intercultural opening in social institutions and services, approaches to inclusive education and pedagogy that consider various dimensions of heterogeneity, and aspects of access to healthcare for migrants. This work is seen as a continuation of the volume "Disability and Migration: Inclusion, Diversity, Intersectionality" (2014).