Project Summaries
NERGIS CANEFE Professor Nergis Canefe is a scholar and practicing visual artist who integrates arts-based methodologies into her academic research on forced migration, trauma, and historical injustice. Her work is…
NERGIS CANEFE Professor Nergis Canefe is a scholar and practicing visual artist who integrates arts-based methodologies into her academic research on forced migration, trauma, and historical injustice. Her work is…
The Rohingyatographer Collective is a highly influential team of refugee media fellows and photographers operating directly within Cox’s Bazar. Their ongoing digital galleries and print publications, such as We Are…
Curated as a digital showcase by the United Nations, this exhibition features cross-border collaborative murals created by forcibly displaced people and host communities across various African border regions. The virtual…
The Kakuma Art Project ("Artline" Digital Gallery): Operating out of the Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya, the Kakuma Art Project hosts Artline, a collection of 10 themed virtual galleries. This digital platform showcases…
Reframing uncertainty and migration in urban Africa and what it means for the world's cities A collaboration of over sixty social scientists, architects, cartographers, and artists from Accra, Nairobi, and Johannesburg,…