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What are Play Cafes? Young children’s experiences of play and public life – Childhood and Youth Studies

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/cysrg/2024/04/12/what-are-play-cafes/

Not all children have access to the same spaces and experiences; for example, recent refugee families or migrant families that do not speak English or migrant autistic/neurodivergent children feel isolated

Professor Nazife Burcu Takil | The University of Edinburgh

https://edwebprofiles.ed.ac.uk/profile/dr-nazife-burcu-takil
School of Literatures, Languages and Culture
Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies

5.Lend a Hand - Social Inclusion Programming for Migrant and Refugee Children at Primary Schools (Co-funded by Council of Europe)02/10/2017 - 02/10/2018.

Lucy Schouten | The University of Edinburgh

https://edwebprofiles.ed.ac.uk/profile/lucy-schouten-school-of-divinity
Centre for the Study of World Christianity
School of Divinity

Her research interests include Arab Christianity, Christian-Muslim relations, refugee and migration crisis, and contemporary Jordan. ... Her ongoing PhD thesis explores Christian-Muslim relations in Jordan and  the response of Arab churches in Jordan to

Whitney Buchanan (BA, MGA) | The University of Edinburgh

https://edwebprofiles.ed.ac.uk/profile/whitney-buchanan-ba-mga

Topics Whitney frequently speak about are Christian-Muslim relations, social justice and change, international development and cooperation, intersectional feminism, interfaith dialogue, women’s empowerment, support of refugee communities, her

Language Loss and Maintenance in Migrant Families - Archive Bilingualism Matters Edinburgh %

https://www.bilingualism-matters.ppls.ed.ac.uk/language-loss-maintenance-migrant-families/

Bilingualism Matters Edinburgh Archive Website

Reviews Jill Korn, The Lady and The Poet, Sound ...

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Likewise, some space given to the sympathy and comfortBurns offered on the sudden death in 1789 of Dunlop’s son-in-law,Jacques Henri – a French aristocratic refugee – would have addedvaluable

cor.2025.0349.dvi

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Chapter 5, through an analysis of theconcordance lines of refugee /refugees in the BritishNational Corpus, exploresthe methodology and significance of concordance analysis in discoursestudies, demonstrating how to identify language patterns and

Reciprocal multicultural learning through refugee partnerships: Supporting educational trajectories at Project CARE and the University of Edinburgh – Teaching Matters

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/teaching-matters/reciprocal-multicultural-learning-through-refugee-partnerships-supporting-educational-trajectories-at-project-care-and-the-university-of-edinburgh/

For example, guest speakers in 2022, 2023 and 2024 helped students explore ways of moving past oversimplified ideas of refugee ‘integration’, inviting sensitive learning about social, economic and cultural meanings of ... References. Cox, S., Phipps,

drs.2026.0466.dvi

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Sollee was aslaveholder and a refugee of the French Revolution; he had arrived in the U.S.in 1791 with a significant sum of money and quickly purchased a plantation.45.

hlps.2026.0373.dvi

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The 1948 war expanded Israel’s bordersto encompass 78% of Mandatory Palestine and has begotten a vastPalestinian refugee population.