In the past 30 years, Australia has settled thousands of African refugees. But many arrived here at a young age and with low educational attainment. That presents challenges in trying to encourage more to participate in higher education. More...
Développer les compétences des professionnels de la jeunesse et de la mobilité dans l’accueil des réfugiés
‘My study is the purpose of continuing my life’: The experience of accessing university for people seeking asylum in Australia
People seeking asylum in Australia face complex and significant barriers accessing higher education. Due to the temporary nature of their visa, their only pathway to university is being granted admission as an international student, which is financially prohibitive. This paper focuses on the lived experience of people seeking asylum with regard to accessing higher education, and identifies six major themes: the importance of accessing studies; the stress of struggling to meet living expenses while studying; mental health issues; support for people with disabilities, health challenges, and family responsibilities; the importance of language support and navigational brokers; and the role of higher education in the settlement of people seeking asylum. More...
Inclusion via education: integrating refugees in German society
For a year spanning 2015–2016, Europe experienced sudden and massive arrivals of migrants and refugees, quickly dubbed a 'crisis' by the media. As of 2019, host countries in Europe are still dealing with the aftermath. But Germany has quickly risen to the fore for its initial welcome and the innovative approaches it has taken to accommodating the arrival of newcomers four years ago. Based on interviews conducted in the summer of 2019 as part of an intensive two-week study tour that explored the integration of refugees into German higher education, this blog post will briefly discuss Germany's approach to integration through higher education and how this has made for a German higher education landscape that is more inclusive of refugees. More...
Azerbaijan needs more freedom of speech, more lawyers and more jobs for refugees
Cedefop to test labour mobility opportunities for refugees
Without school, a ‘lost generation’ of Rohingya refugee children face uncertain future
The boy’s eyes lit up when he talked about his dream of becoming a doctor.
Seven-year-old “Mohammad” – not his real name – is a Rohingya Muslim from Myanmar. I met him at a learning center at a refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, in early July 2019. More...
How a pilot project in Kenya helps refugees go to university
Human Rights Discourse and Refugee Higher Education
A two-pronged approach incorporating both access to higher education along with support programs would further the meaningful implementation of human rights discourse. More...
Restauration. Des réfugiés chefs d'un jour dans des restaurants rennais
Dans le cadre du Refugee food festival, qui fait pour la première fois étape à Rennes jusqu'au 30 juin, des réfugiés ayant une appétence pour la cuisine se retrouvent chefs d'un jour dans des restaurants rennais partenaires.
Source : http://www.gref-bretagne.com/Actualites/Revue-de-presse/Restauration.-Des-refugies-chefs-d-un-jour-dans-des-restaurants-rennais