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Latest news from the Centre for Development and Emergency Practice (CENDEP)
22 October 2024
CENDEP’s Zoe Jordan gets ESRC funding to study the impact of the amphetamine Captagon on refugees
This ESRC Responsive Mode research project investigates the supply and use of Captagon in Jordan among refugee and socio-economically marginalised communities.
08 October 2024
New article on decoloniality and justice
A new article by CENDEP's Dr Farah Mihlar, published in the 'Journal of Human Rights Practice', argues on the need include decolonial thinking in the field of transitional justice.
08 October 2024
CENDEP launches wellbeing and mental health in crisis course
CENDEP launched its online continued professional development (CPD) certificate course ‘Resilience, wellbeing and mental health support in crisis settings’ on 1 October 2024.
12 July 2024
Placement Experience with CARE International
CENDEP Students, Syafiq Bin Sanusi and Lacey Rojas, went on a 5-month online placement with CARE International. Read the blog about their learnings from this incredible experience.
18 June 2024
New publication: Contending with identity and minority rights in transitional justice
Senior Lecturer Farah Mihlar recently published a new article on a minority rights approach to transitional justice using the case study of Sri Lanka.
14 June 2024
Cendep Field Trip to Ethiopia
CENDEP organised field trip in May 2024 to Ethiopia to study multiple displacement. Read the blog about the learnings from this field trip by our Masters student Lou Tooms.
09 May 2024
Dr. Farah Mihlar awarded BA 2024 Knowledge Frontiers grant
Dr Farah Mihlar has been awarded the British Academy 2024 Knowledge Frontiers Grant for research on sustaining women's justice struggles in Sri Lanka and Lebanon.
09 May 2024
From hostility to dignity - Think Human event
Dr Zoe Jordan spoke at the Think Human event: ‘From hostility to dignity'.
09 April 2024
New Short Course: Resilience, Wellbeing and Mental Health Support in Crisis Settings
As part of the Continuous Professional Development and Short Courses offered at Oxford Brookes, a new course on Resilience, Wellbeing and Mental Health Support in Crisis Settings has now become available.
08 April 2024
New publication: Making Your Own Weather: Self-reliance and Working for Resettlement Among Sudanese
Does self-reliance reduce the impetus for refugees to seek further travel towards Europe and other countries? How is this experienced by those excluded from mainstream humanitarian assistance?
