Ethnographic research within migrant communities living in precarious conditions is mainly conducted by researchers from the Global North, or affiliated to research institutions located in the Global North. This raises additional and specific methodological challenges in terms of positionality and research ethics. These challenges manifest themselves in intertwined ways at various research stages, from the…
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How do racism, capitalism, and patriarchy shape humanitarian education aid? And what can be done about it? The Collective on Education, Decoloniality and Emergencies (CEDE!) first online conference opened the space to reflect on issues of power and justice within the field of Education in Emergencies. CEDE! believes that decades of policy and programming focused…
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The important question on research partnerships and agenda-setting and the challenges of sustaining a research network in the age of protracted displacement can make it challenging for academics to do reciprocal and impactful research..
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