Hannah Murray

Email:	hannahmurray3@cmail.carleton.ca
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I am a Master’s student in Migration and Diaspora Studies at Carleton University. My research interests examine asylum policies in leading refugee-hosting states and how government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and humanitarian actors respond to shifts in the global refugee regime. These interests developed during an internship with the Refugee Law Project in Uganda, where I witnessed the effects of refugee policies and humanitarian aid delivery on displaced populations and observed how different actors implement government and UNHCR mandates. At LERRN, I assess project impact, monitor research outputs, support reporting processes, and prepare event documentation.

LERRN Reports Contributed

Monday, April 7, 2025

Webinar Report: High-Level Officials Meeting(HLOM): Lessons Learned from the GRF on Meaningful Refugee Participation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AGLNYlp6Wk Para la versión en español, desplácese hasta la parte inferior de esta página. On April 03, 2025, the Local Refugee Engagement Refugee Research Network (LERRN) co-hosted a webinar with Refugees Seeking Equal Access at the Table (R-SEAT) to present and discuss findings from the R-SEAT Assessment... More

Monday, March 3, 2025

Nimo Bokore: Supporting Social Work in Somalia

LERRN celebrates the success of Professor Nimo Bokore’s dedication to helping create sustainable, locally led initiative’s that strengthen civil society and improve the well-being of all community members. LERRN Co-Lead of the Training Working Group, and Associate Professor of Social Work at Carleton University, Nimo Bokore exemplifies... More

Friday, February 28, 2025

Webinar Report – The Politics and Process of Refugee Leadership: A Comparative Analysis of Factors Conditioning Refugee Leadership in Global South

Para la versión en español, desplácese hasta la parte inferior de esta página. On February 08, 2025, the Local Engagement Refugee Research Network (LERRN) hosted a webinar to present and discuss the findings of a recently completed special research project on the Politics And Processes Of Refugee Leadership In The Global South, generously... More

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