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...studies in East Africa and the Horn of Africa. For LERRN, Duale researched refugee participation in humanitarian programming in Kakuma Refugee Camp and Nairobi. Beyond Mohamed’s research with LERRN, his doctoral project examines the lived experiences and aspirations to ‘return’ home among Somali...More
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...d Canada has become his home. Photo © courtesy of Mohamed Duale. Mohamed Duale’s family fled Somalia in the early 90s. He was born in Somalia but grew up in Toronto. Although he left his home country when he was a child, he has witnessed some of the main issues refugees face. In Toronto, he worked for...More
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...know best what the solutions to their problems are,” says Mohamed Duale who worked with refugees in Kenya. Read his full story here. “This project is really important because it provides an opportunity to see how we can collaborate better, how we can learn from each other,” says Merve Erdilmen,...More
...ir BA in Educational Studies from York University Credit: Mohamed Duale I have worked as a teaching assistant and course director for the Borderless Higher Education for Refugees (BHER) Project, a trailblazing initiative led by York University, which provides access to university education for refugees in the...More
Mohamed Duale, PhD Candidate, Education, York University Although not a new concept, refugee participation, or the involvement of refugees in decision making and service-delivery for refugees, has been gaining currency as a result of a recent shift in global refugee policy from humanitarian towards neoliberal...More
...t creating a legitimate process to imagine the future. As Mohamed Duale found in his working paper on refugee participation, based on research he conducted with LERRN in Kakuma Refugee Camp and Nairobi, refugee participation means different things to different people. Refugee leaders desire partnership and power to...More
...ly shapes our world, including the global refugee regime. Mohamed Duale is a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Education at York University, Canada. He is also a LERRN researcher and Graduate Research Fellow at the Centre for Refugee Studies. [1] United Nations. (n.d.). International Day for the Elimination of Racial...More
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...ions in the Dadaab Refugee Camps and North-Eastern Kenya, Mohamed Duale, Doctoral candidate, York University. Internal displacement: clarifying the concept and understanding the consequences of internal displacement. In Search of the Invisible People: Revisiting the Concept of “Internally Displaced...More
On March 25, 2024, Professor Laura Madokoro from Carleton moderated the roundtable “Migration Research in the Age of Messy Politics.” Three professors from different universities shared their thoughts in the discussion. Sarah Zell from the University of Winnipeg is a feminist political geographer who...More
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