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Refugee Week events | Education Beyond Borders | Global
The University supports Refugee Week, an annual festival around World Refugee Day on 20 June, celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary.
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | Global
The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Edinburgh nurture a community of skilled, entrepreneurial, and justice-oriented climate leaders from across Africa.
Alumna Wins Award For Refugee Article | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh alumna Anna Burnside was among winners at the Refugee Week Scotland Media Awards, which took place at the Tron Theatre in Glasgow on 24 June.
From Sanctuary to Community - World Refugee Day sessions - Media Hopper Create
Narrator: Faithy NgairaWorld Refugee Day sessions were led by three online Mastercard Foundation Scholars in the University of Edinburgh: Derrick Byamungu in Uganda, Saadatu Sulaiman in Nigeria, and Luqman Yasin in Somalia. Through storytelling,
Rewriting The History of 1948: The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Question Revisited | Holy Land Studies
ABSTRACT The existence of Palestinian refugees remains an unresolved grievance at the heart of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and a major obstacle to peace. This paper places the Palestinian exod...
Edinburgh Alum Dajana Dzanovic shares her refugee story | Edinburgh Global | Global
This Refugee Week 2023 we are celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary alongside the theme of Compassion. Read Edinburgh alum Dajana's personal story of overcoming extraordinary barriers.
Adriaan van Klinken and Johanna Stiebert, with Brian Sebyala and Frederick Hudson. 2021. Sacred Queer Stories: Ugandan LGBTQ+ Refugee Lives and the Bible | Studies in World Christianity
countries). Some were forced to locate to the Kakuma refugee camp among large communities of refugees from war-torn countries. ... Another speaks of the expulsion from Paradise, perhaps identifying with their own refugee status; another speaks more
Transforming refugee access to education: insights from Foundations for All | Edinburgh Global | Global
Between 2019 and 2023, the Foundations for All project, funded by the Mastercard Foundation, set out to transform access to education for refugee youth. Conducted by researchers from the University of Edinburgh, the American University of Beirut,
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | Global
The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Edinburgh nurture a community of skilled, entrepreneurial, and justice-oriented climate leaders from across Africa.
Transforming refugee access to education: insights from Foundations for All | Edinburgh Global | Global
Between 2019 and 2023, the Foundations for All project, funded by the Mastercard Foundation, set out to transform access to education for refugee youth. Conducted by researchers from the University of Edinburgh, the American University of Beirut,