ASPIRE

Professional schools at @Columbia University collaborating to address the Syrian refugee crisis, through research, policy analysis and implementation science.

[UN Humanitarian @UNOCHA]

The conflict in #Ukraine has caused the world's largest & fastest-growing displacement crisis in recent history, with nearly two-thirds of Ukrainian children now displaced.

More in our latest reportThe conflict in #Ukraine has caused the world's largest & fastest-growing displacement crisis in recent history, with nearly two-thirds of Ukrainian children now displaced.

More in our latest reportThe conflict in #Ukraine has caused the world's largest & fastest-growing displacement crisis in recent history, with nearly two-thirds of Ukrainian children now displaced.

More in our latest reportThe conflict in #Ukraine has caused the world's largest & fastest-growing displacement crisis in recent history, with nearly two-thirds of Ukrainian children now displaced.

More in our latest reportThe conflict in #Ukraine has caused the world's largest & fastest-growing displacement crisis in recent history, with nearly two-thirds of Ukrainian children now displaced.

More in our latest reportThe conflict in #Ukraine has caused the world's largest & fastest-growing displacement crisis in recent history, with nearly two-thirds of Ukrainian children now displaced.

More in our latest report:

[Hillary Margolis @hillarymargo]

Hundreds of thousands of women flee or live in conflict in #Ukraine on this International Women's Day, a stark reminder that every conflict & refugee crisis is a women’s rights crisis. Women's & girls' rights should be upheld even in war.🧵https://t.co/IV4Nu7MvrN #IWD2022 @hrw

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

In 2020 5.6 percent of participants cited fear of emotional and physical violence as a reason for feeling unsafe at home. In 2021 that number rose to 36.7 percent. Read more about #COVID19's impact on Syrian #refugees and their host communities here.

[CARE (care.org) @CARE]

As the #COVID19 pandemic enters its third year, debt, unemployment, and the fear of homelessness are exacerbating domestic violence and tensions within and among #refugee families living in #Jordan and their Jordanian host communities. https://t.co/R88vuITD2Y

[United Nations Network on Migration @UNMigNetwork]

The SG's report includes 14 recommendations under 4 key priority areas, including:

•Including migrants in COVID-19 response and recovery
•Promoting safe and regular migration
•Preventing loss of life
•Building capacity

Read them all here➡️https://t.co/vUeh9lTysp

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

#GenderData is a powerful tool for creating lasting change and addressing the needs of women--especially those who have been displaced.

[Equality Insights @Equal_Insights]

In order to ‘build-back better’ & #LeaveNoOneBehind, we need quality #GenderData.

With the right data to guide action on the #SDGs we can make real progress towards equality. #GlobalGoals #Data4SDGs #Agenda2030

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

This year's Rethinking Social Work conference takes place on November 19th and 20th. Sign up here to learn more about care during and after the pandemic.

https://t.co/h9BuJe4Lsh

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

Learn about empowering female-led households in Ethiopia through community-based approach. @UNmigration

[IOM - UN Migration ���🇳 @UNmigration]

✔️Create work opportunities
✔️Empower women
✔️Strengthen communities

In Ethiopia’s Oromia and Somali regions, IOM and partners implement projects to help internally displaced persons and female-headed households: https://t.co/UzLMwc8WAE

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

Addressing #MHPSS needs is crucial for the protection and ultimately well-being of displaced populations.

[Global Protection Cluster @ProtectionClust]

Ron Pouwels @GlobalCP_AoR key messages on #MHPSS:

1⃣MHPSS is a core area of protection work. But we are not doing enough. Many needs are not covered

2⃣We need to offer services covering all four layers of the MHPSS pyramid

3⃣We need more action for greater impact

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

Check out the work of our @ColumbiaSIG colleagues from the Center for Healing Opioid and Other Substance Use Disorders!

[Social Intervention Group @ColumbiaSIG]

Next week! What are the policy implications for the intersection of #COVID19 & #substanceuse? Several scholars share new related research from NY State as part of this CHOSEN seminar on October 28th. Save your spot!
https://t.co/IbP0hcX9MN
@ColumbiaPsych @ColumbiaSSW

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

Calling for an integrated migration governance for a freer and fairer movement of people. @UNmigration

[IOM - UN Migration 🇺🇳 @UNmigration]

Free movement of people and goods, and ending human trafficking are top priorities for ECOWAS nations: https://t.co/BiF9pABoIF

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

Here's to gender equity, the protection of marginalized groups, and strong & resilient health systems. #DRRDay2021

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

It's International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction

To better respond to emergencies countries must:
✅ invest in health care systems
✅ achieve gender equity
✅ protect marginalised groups
✅ ensure ready & equitable access to supplies

A strong & resilient health system is 🔑

[ICRC @ICRC]

10 years of violence.
10 years of destruction.
10 years of death.
10 years of loss.
10 years of grief.
10 years of trauma.
10 years of displacement.
10 years of hunger.
10 years of longing.
10 years of struggle.
10 years of heartbreak.

10 years of crisis in Syria.

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

ASPIRE celebrates, honors, and reflects in recognition of Indigenous People's Day, officially recognized in the U.S. on October 11! #IndigenousPeoplesDay

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

On this #MentalHealthDay, we recognize not only those surviving mental health challenges, but also those who support them, whether they be family, friends, or support professionals. Thanks for all you do <3.

[UN Women @UN_Women]

It's okay to not be okay.

On #MentalHealthDay, let's start open conversations about depression, anxiety and stress that affect more people than you imagine.

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

Harnessing the potential of satellite imagery for settlement planning. @UNOSAT

[UNOSAT @UNOSAT]

In 2014, heavy rains flooded the Leitchour camp in #Ethiopia.
Since then, 🛰️derived disaster risk analysis is systematically included in the site assessment process for all #emergingcrises

Impact Story with John Wain, from @Refugees
📄https://t.co/jDGAXSkZxI

[UNICEF The Gambia @UNICEFGambia]

It's #WorldTeachersDay!

To all the amazing teachers who go above and beyond to create better futures for children, we celebrate you! Thank you for your service!

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

MEET OUR TEAM! Get to know some of the incredible individuals on the ASPIRE research team! Up next is Adam Brooks, MSW, another brilliant PhD student with us. Learn more about Adam and the rest of the team here: https://t.co/zNJoZ0gX0a

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

For Afghan refugees, a military base in New Jersey is their first stop in the U.S. as they await their final placements. Read about the strong, tight-knit community formed there:

https://t.co/NqQ3XNm5id

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

This #MentalHealthMonday it is important to consider the mental health implications of resettlement for the thousands of people forced to flee Afghanistan and best practices for addressing them. https://t.co/kMsEBywH69

[ASPIRE @ASPIRE_CU]

MEET OUR TEAM! Get to know some of the incredible individuals on the ASPIRE research team! First up is Jenny Hartmann, one of our fearless PhD students.