Open invitation from the research team, @ustirhistpol & @SocSciStir to an Interdisciplinary Roundtable: Local and Global Reflections on Armenia and Artsakh/Nagorno Karabakh at a Time of Polycrisis @StirUni , Campus Central. Room 3.04 on Thursday 9 November, 6pm.
"Yerevan felt like 1930s/40s Europe: a crossroads full of ppl from different places, w/ different histories, living w/ different temporalities of trauma related to different conflicts, & the sense that everything could change in a moment."
@BeaHorn254
https://t.co/gLlxx6Kw3O
BLOG: @_hunterscot has reflected on doing an internship with @scotgov and contributing to the development of New Scots #refugee#policy. Discussing some challenges encountered along the way and shifting his mindset abou gaining #impact with #research.
https://t.co/hbcFakGVSh
I am excited to share that the paper Professor Maurizio Ambrosini @maurizioambros8 and I have been working on has (finally!) been published in @IMRjournal International Migration Review! #diaspora#collectiveremittances
https://t.co/67effKXtr2
Thank you so much to Haykanush Chobanyan, Head of the Return and Reintegration Division of the Migration Service of Armenia (and sociologist!) for meeting with the @BritishAcademy_@StirUni@ArmeniaNewcomer team today. Such an interesting and generous interview.
A story takes shape: online arts-based research with separated migrant children. Read our second Briefing Paper based on the intervention we conducted with the young people
https://t.co/OmsFM187vM
BLOG UPDATE: Sarah Wilson @BeaHorn254 has reflected on whether 'equitable research partnerships' are compatible with UK university administrative processes - discussing the early stages of this research project. Read here: https://t.co/H1MEcvxrpu
BLOG UPDATE - The below link will take you to a personal response to the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war from a disporan background by Dr. Sossie Kasbarian, a member of the research team [now shared on the website] https://t.co/9elJox0w0F