Category: Project

Natalia Bowdoin (research cluster member) would like to introduce: ‘Growing Leaders’ are resettled refugee youth from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds  currently living and completing secondary education in Clarkston, Georgia in the southeastern United States. Clarkston is situated within the larger Atlanta metropolitan area and is  known as one of the most diverse square miles in America, often referred to as the “Ellis Island of the South” due to the resettlement of refugees from the… Continue reading ‘Growing Leaders’ project

‘Seeking Sanctuary in Higher Education’  builds on insights from the “(Re)imagining the Higher Education Border” research project, initiated by Dr Rebecca Murray and delivered in collaboration with 10 REHEB project researchers, as well as two of the UK’s leading NGOs focusing on forced displacement and education: Refugee Education UK (REUK) and Student Action for Refugees (STAR). The REHEB researchers are  experts by experience in relation to displacement, studying in HE as sanctuary students and active… Continue reading ‘Seeking Sanctuary in Higher Education’