@wrcommission@IIED 💻 Join us this Wed, Oct. 30, for Part 1 of a webinar dialogue series on refugee #selfreliance, in which panelists will discuss this co-authored paper and the merits & shortfalls of a self-reliance approach to refugee programming in urban contexts: https://t.co/hEN5jsnoAN (2/2)
📰 In a recent dialogue, Kellie Leeson (@wrcommission) and Boel McAteer (@IIED) elaborate on empirical examples of self-reliance programs as either beneficial or counterproductive to achieving genuine self-reliance in urban settings. Read the paper: https://t.co/afVtBSjG1k (1/2)
NEW ISSUE: 'Forced displacement and the city' on the need for a rights-based approach in urban displacement response: recognize cities as productive places for refugees & IDPs to live in and their need for progressive social & economic inclusion
Read --> https://t.co/1NFL11vuN0
Finishing off the year with a new publication on integration and healthcare in Nairobi. Thanks to my co-authors Salam and Jackline, @lucyurbanearle for guidance, @cboeyink for editing and @JFCrisp for peer review! Read it here: https://t.co/EcMDcGlo8n
It’s the Global Refugee Forum in Geneva this week. Can we use the platforms (finally) made available to discuss urban refugees to shift the stereotypes about who they are, their needs for assistance and their right to settle in cities? https://t.co/KcfUeNXvSz
Check out the new photostory from @IIED’s team working on forced displacement. We interviewed 8 Somali women refugees whose paths diverged after they reached Kenya. Read their stories from the camp and the city here: https://t.co/aVik49CQu0
🗓️Our October 24 special issue will focus on Forced displacement and the city, a collaboration with
@IIED project Protracted Displacement in an Urban World. Project team to host a symposium 26-27 Sep: https://t.co/r6iUhDr8SH
Full call (EOIs by 15 Jan 24): https://t.co/IY8SbNWkBf
Submit an abstract now to join my team for our research symposium - Forced displacement and the city - in London 26-27 September! https://t.co/g2uc5QkVUQ
Glad to see that @EU_Commission is taking action to empower refugee women via cooperatives. @boelmcateer and I had looked at the role of coops in providing sustainable livelihoods for refugees in Turkey. See our recommendations at @UniofOxford@FMReview https://t.co/9H1IkqJtMV
WATCH: The cost of camps: the impacts of a temporary fix for a protracted problem: https://t.co/dHl6qHIWrZ
This narrated presentation by @lucyurbanearle and @boelmcateer outlines findings from two projects that take a fresh look at long-term forced #displacement.
📣#Vacancy: Doctoral Position in Sociology with a focus on Migration and Integration
📚@goteborgsuni
⏳Deadline for applications: 4 April 2023
🔎Find out more: https://t.co/VDAExRXq37
ICYMI: Environment & Urbanization Better Cities Day --> https://t.co/xSosrHUYMH
This event on 16 March will bring together researchers, policy influencers & practitioners to discuss and share insights on current & future trends in #urban development. Join us in London or online!
📢Call for papers in Frontiers in Human Dynamics: Exploring the Links between Social Connections, Care and Integration.
📅Abstract submission Deadline: 03 March 2023
ℹ️https://t.co/hcGPOmqqw6
@cboeyink @arekigo @MarciaVeraE @IGHD_QMU@FrontiersIn
Three years later, I have finally written something based on my PhD! Completely thanks to my co-author @denizozturkmetu whose work on women's cooperatives in Turkey provides such a great example of socio-economic integration for Syrian refugees, and its gendered difficulties.
FMR 71 now online in English!
Our latest issue on ‘Socio-economic integration: towards solutions for displaced people’ is available in pdf or html format here: https://t.co/aAu86A9F3H
#Refugees#Displacement#IDPs
BRIEFING: City planning with displaced communities: the benefits of inclusion --> https://t.co/qg1fEE4d71
Camps are not the choice of the majority of the world’s displaced people. Estimates suggest that over 60% of #refugees & half of internally displaced persons live in cities.