 This report is about improving the evidence on information campaigns for migrants. We partnered with the Migrants as Messages campaign. The campaign organized movie screenings that showed a movie about the experiences of migrants and their journeys and organized discussions with Virginia migrants. We assessed the effects of participating in these events on potential migrants' perceptions, attitudes and intentions. We found that participating in the event increased risk perceptions of irregular migration, reduced the intentions to migrate irregularly and slightly increased the positive perceptions of returnees. What's very unique in the study is that we used a particular type of evaluation approach called the Randomized Control Trial. This is often called the gold standard in evaluation research. We were only able to study the effects of this particular campaign in one setting, Senegal. In the future, we want to test more campaigns in additional countries and look at the more long-term effects.