PAR is all about research for social change. This approach supports the development of skills and makes refugees and IDPs more employable; communities benefit as the knowledge created collaboratively helps solve their own problems, and the solutions generated will be more readily adopted broadly as the community has worked on identifying and creating them.
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The gig economy offers refugees and host communities new ways to earn, learn, and connect. But with unpredictable pay, limited protections, and the rise of AI, navigating this world of digital work isn’t simple. This new toolkit breaks down the opportunities, risks, and skills needed to succeed.
As part of a Learning Exchange workshop organised by the Interpretation Section of the United Nations Office in Nairobi on 25 April 2025, two...
AHEEN Athletics & Education refugee athletes and coaches are now registered with Athletics Kenya. When Athletics Kenya announced the launch of...