Description

On May 20,  PRIO hosted a seminar on how education can enable refugees and communities to build durable futures when there is great uncertainty about where these futures will be. Recognizing the protracted nature of refugee situations, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) prioritizes the integration of refugees into the national education systems of host countries. How does this strategy work in practice for refugee children, when education systems focus on creating national citizens of the future? What aspirations do pupils, their communities, teachers, national authorities and donors have for refugee education? Drawing on findings from the REBuilD project, this conference explored these questions with the aim to reimagine what education can offer refugees and nation-states. 

Speakers

• Cindy Horst, Research Professor, PRIO
• Hassan Aden, Doctoral Candidate/ Doctoral Researcher, University of Gothenburg / PRIO
• Abdirahman Edle (Ali), Doctoral Candidate, Institute for Development Studies (IDS), Nairobi and University of Copenhagen
• Anne Marie Eiby, Teacher, Kuben Secondary School in Oslo
• Ronit Cohen, Senior Education Advisor, Save the Children
• Marte Nilsen, Senior Researcher, PRIO

For more information about this event, please visit: https://www.prio.org/events/8935 

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