This week we take a look at this tweet, published by the UK Home Office on Wednesday (11thNovember). The UK Home Office is the … More CRSC: This Week: A debunking of a misleading tweet from the UK Home Office about the rights of asylum seekers »
This week we focus on Monday’s (19th October 2020) government vote against attempts to enshrine the legal right to family reunion for child refugees … More CRSC: This week: UK Parliament votes to drop protections for child refugees after Brexit »
CRSC sits down with Dr Mona Jebril (PhD Education, completed 2017-18) to talk about her experience of studying at Oxford and Cambridge as a … More Supporting students from conflict areas: ‘It very much depended on me to fight all these challenges’ »
Any response to the refugee crisis must take into account the diverse experiences of refugees. Drawing from his ongoing work with refugees in Cambridge … More Panel Discussion Part I: How do we support refugees in post-conflict transition? »
By Jamie Hancock *Read Part I of the interview here. Higher Education When we asked Rabia whether she felt universities could do more for … More An interview with Rabia Nasimi Part II: Thoughts on Cambridge and Higher Education for Refugees »
By Jamie Hancock *Read Part II of the interview here. Rabia Nasimi arrived with her family in the UK when she was five years … More Rabia Nasimi Interview: Personal Experiences and Voluntary Work (Part 1) »
Christmastime! A time for tinsel and jingle-bells, for train rides home and shopping trips, catch-up coffees and work parties. A time for saying “a … More The Camps at Christmastime »
