The 4th edition of the Science Meets Parliament program #SciParl2024, which took place at Parliament Hill in Ottawa May 6-7, 2024, was a huge success! ➡️
What a wonderful opportunity to be in Canada’s capitol city to meet with members of parliament and others who care about science-informed policy. Thank you to @sciencepolicy for an amazing program! #sciparl2024@Laurier@LaurierResearch
I highly recommend @JaivetEalom's book "Escape from Manus Prison", as well as seeing him speak (see below!). Jaivet brings a much-needed humanitarian voice to the oftentimes cold and statistics-driven refugee process.
Join us for a talk at @rwlibrary as our CEO delves behind the scenes of his memoir, revealing the resilience it takes to rebuild one's life after losing everything as a refugee. Discover how this experience paved the way for the Rohingya Centre. Register https://t.co/293O6jQl3I
New publication (w/ Karen Frensch & Dena Badawi) "The Life Needs to Go On" about experiences of #refugee#mothers in #Lebanon. Data uncover 4 themes: (1) apathy, (2) stress, (3) barriers to services, & (4) no social supports. In @MOMMuseum https://t.co/bUuM5npVDV @LaurierResearch
Our (w/ Drs. Susan Kemp and Cindy Sousa) new chapter on "teaching #place in #socialwork" in Forbes & Smith's "Ecosocial Work: Environmental Practice and Advocacy", now available for pre-order: https://t.co/cwhEcTWSds @ecosocialwork@Laurierresearch @SocialWorkWLU
Afghan scholars Rohina Zaffari and Sediqa Akbari have persevered through conflict, persecution and forced migration to continue their research @Laurier as part of the @ScholarsAtRisk program.
Learn about their journeys & collaboration with @bree_akesson: https://t.co/hDiCkYowYe
New research led by @Laurier @SocialWorkWLU alumnus Dr. Ravi Gokani, w/ Dr. Stephanie Wiebe & Hakmatullah Sherzad on the experiences of trauma and religious coping among #Afghan#refugees in Canada. https://t.co/w40DYuAPpS
#RefugeesWelcome@LaurierResearch
Panel on Ecosocial Work Practice TODAY @AdelphiU on Ecological Justice & Social Work #EJSW! @CindySousa19 & I will discuss our new chapter on teaching about #place in the #socialwork classroom. @LaurierResearch @socialworkWLU @WLU_CLRiE
One year ago the U.S. made a historic determination that the atrocities committed against the #Rohingya by the Burmese military constitute genocide. While an important step, we must now focus on protecting displaced Rohingya and those who remain in #Burma. https://t.co/qqqBXbX7Yw
A day after of the Taliban BANNED female university education, women & girls have come out on the streets of Kabul protesting against the decree.
They chant —“Either for everyone or for no one. One for all, all for one”
Amplify their voices.