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November 2022 – Intercultural Approaches to Student Education
Hide. November. Month: November 2022. This Challenge Investment Fund (CIF) research project focuses on supporting refugee and asylum-seeking young people and families in education and health care, a collaboration between ... different expertise and
March 2016 – Global Justice Blog
the Syrian refugee crisis.

Dr Shari Sabeti | The University of Edinburgh
- Email: shari.sabeti@ed.ac.uk
- Tel: +44 (0)131 651 6246
Sarah Austin (PhD 2024) Teacher Education in an Ethiopian Refugee Camp - An Ethnography.

Dr James Mackay | The University of Edinburgh
- Email: james.mackay@ed.ac.uk
Space and Place, Doing Refugee History Seminar, Institute of Historical Research, October 2021.

Clara Calia | The University of Edinburgh
- Email: c.calia@ed.ac.uk
Clara Calia. Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology. Contact details. Email: c.calia@ed.ac.uk. Web: Supporting ethical research and clinical practice: a Toolkit. Web: European Consortium on Cross-Cultural Neuropsychology (ECCroN). Web: One Health

Lian Thomas (BSc (Hons), MSc, DVM, PhD, FHEA, MRCVS) | The University of Edinburgh
- Email: lthomas8@ed.ac.uk
- Tel: +254(0) 71103-3280
No. Rosie Herrington, MRC Fellowship holder, University of Edinburgh. “ Refugee camps and livestock: child malnutrition and health implications in Dadaab Refugee Camp, Kenya” (primary supervisor).

Dr Farah Aboubakr | The University of Edinburgh
- Email: Farah.Aboubakr@ed.ac.uk
Routledge. (2025) Sumud (tran.Reselience), The Sage Encyclopedia of Refugee Studies edited by Yến Lê Espiritu, Volume 2, 706-710.
BilingualismMatters, Author at Archive Bilingualism Matters Edinburgh - Page 6 of 11
Members of our Refugee Working Group at last year’s Annual Event with Antonella Sorace.
Joanna Leidenhag: Political Theology from Lampedusa | Centre for Theology and Public Issues | School of Divinity
Joanna Leidenhag reflects on the discussions on the futures of political theology panel at the recent Futures of Public Conference hosted by CTPI.

Harry Legg (BA, MRes) | The University of Edinburgh
Current Saul Kagan Fellow in Advanced Shoah Studies at the Claims Conference (2025/26) and incoming Visiting Fellow at the Refugee Studies Centre (RSC), University of Oxford (2026).
