7: Advocacy
In this final episode, the conversation turns to advocacy – what it means to do it from within a country shaped […]
Perspectives AlterEgauZ at The University of Fribourg with Marie-Christine Ukelo-Mbolo Merga
In this episode of Displacing Universities Ian and Svitlana speak with Marie-Christine Ukelo-Mbolo Merga about Perspectives AlterEgauZ* at the University of Fribourg.
Initiatives for Refugees at University of Cologne with Ariane Elshof
In this episode of Displacing Universities Ian and Monica are speaking about the various Initiatives for Refugees at University of Cologne with Ariane Elshof. Ariane works in the Department ‘International Students & Global Responsibility’ where she’s the Team Lead for Academic Refugee Support and Coordinates the Study Preparatory Measures for Refugees.
University Education at Kakuma Refugee Camp with Paul O’Keefe
In this episode of Displacing Universities Ian speaks with Paul O’Keefe. Paul worked for many years at in Kakkuma refugee camp in Kenya, including for the University of Geneva’s Inzone project. He also has strong ties with Vijana Twaweza Club, a sustainable agriculture organisation which is based in the camp, a group he keeps in touch with as part of his new job as Head of Education and Research at Airfield Estate in Dublin.
Education Pathways Ireland at The University of Galway with Andrew Flaus
In this episode of Displacing Universities Ian is speaking with Andrew Flaus about Education Pathways at the University of Galway.
The Hilde Domin Training Programme at University of Konstanz with Judith Beyer and Leila Dedial
In this episode Ian and Ibrar speak with Judith Beyer and Leila Dedial about The Hilde Domin Training Programme at
Go to Palestine—And Go with All Your Heart
Settler colonial terror in a question Amidst arranging a backpack with her family during a short trip away, an inquisitive
Projects and Anti-ProjectsÂ
Projects are premised on bringing forth something new; they are premised on creation, invention, and improvement.
Radical Friendship and Anti-Heroic Practice: An Exploration Through Seva
In the context of the world we live in, one that is experiencing global apartheid and is permissive of abandonment through colonial erasure, the question I ask in this piece is, What can we expect from the law in world-making?
Antihero*ines of ambiguous spaces: accessing asylum procedures in Greece
This article explores the role of street-level bureaucrats within the migration management system in Greece, examining their discretionary powers and their involvement in either perpetuating or challenging structural ambiguities which prevent access and information.