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Learning and teaching | Sustainability | Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Staff and students from across the University have been working to further embed climate and sustainability within learning and teaching.
World Refugee Day 2020: Reflections on learning a new language - Archive Bilingualism Matters Edinburgh %
Bilingualism Matters Edinburgh Archive Website

Nidhi Sahay | The University of Edinburgh
- Email: s1984086@ed.ac.uk
Her research interests include public international law, children’s rights, and international refugee law. ... Public International Law. International Refugee Law. Children's Rights. International Migration. International Treaty Interpretation.
People | Edinburgh Infectious Diseases | Edinburgh Infectious Diseases
A list of principle investigators and faculty members involved in the forum.
Blog – Page 2 – 100 circles
He arrived six years ago seeking asylum and has since been here on a refugee visa.
2021 – Data Science & Football
teams from the racial diverse teams representing the colonial empire past to those reflecting contemporary refugee migration, contrasting these to the more “monotone” teams such as Scotland.
Three Usher Institute colleagues appointed to RSE Young Academy of Scotland | Usher Institute | Usher Institute
Three colleagues from the Usher Institute have been appointed as members of the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s Young Academy of Scotland, recognising their expertise, leadership and commitment to using research and innovation to address challenges
BilingualismMatters, Author at Archive Bilingualism Matters Edinburgh - Page 5 of 11
refugees, we had an opportunity to reflect on the Bilingualism Matters event that was part of the Scottish Refugee Festival in June 2018. ... As part of Refugee Festival Scotland 2018 in June, Bilingualism Matters was delighted to present an expert talk
Suicide Cultures Seminars and Events – Suicide Cultures: Reimagining Suicide Research
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Dr Sabina Savadova | The University of Edinburgh
- Email: Sabina.Savadova@ed.ac.uk
ISPCAN, Edinburgh. Savadova, S. and Andries, V. (2023, April). Refugee families' integration into a new culture through their children's digital media practices during Covid-19. ... 2021) How can interactions with digital media foster refugee families'
