Free workshops in creative industries for IDPs IZOLYATSIA and the University of Birmingham invite internally displaced people from all over
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Refugees and internally displaced people from Ukraine’s war-torn territories: confronting the politics of belonging and everyday experiences Irina Kuznetsova will
Educational rights of internally displaced people in Ukraine
Читати українською Project’s co-investigator Gulara Gulyieva gave a paper at a recent IAS workshop ‘The Politics of Education in Societies in Transition:
Mental health and well-being of internally displaced people: copying tactics and resilience in conflict-affected societies: the new research project
The University of Birmingham team together with Ukrainian colleagues starts the new project, which overarching objective is to explore the
To strengthen a voice of internally displaced people in Ukraine: a summer school on social advocacy in Chernihiv
Summer school ‘To give a voice to internally displaced persons’ has taken place in Chernihiv on 21-23 of June. The
Broadening the Geography of Knowledge: Taking our Research Findings to Japan, 30 May 2017
Dr Irina Kuznetsova, Birmingham Fellow of the School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Birmingham and the principal
Art Therapy During the War: Displaced Cultural Spaces of Donbas, 20 May 2017
Discussion “Art Therapy During the War: Displaced Cultural Spaces of Donbas” took place on May 20, 2017 at the 7th International Book Festival
The ASN 22nd World Convention in New York discussed IDPs issues in Ukraine
Annually held in the spring in New York City, the Association for the Study of Nationalities’ World Convention brings together
27 March 2017: Panel discussion at the Ukrainian Institute in London
On 27 March 2017 we held a presentation of our research findings and a panel discussion at the Ukrainian Institute
Research trip to Russia: meetings with refugees and experts
At the beginning of this year centres for temporarily asylums for Ukrainian refugees in Russia were closed. Authorities and NGOs
Ukraine’s Hidden Tragedy 