War and displacement leave deep, lasting psychological scars on children
More children are living through war today than at any point since World War II. According to UNICEF analyses cited ...
More children are living through war today than at any point since World War II. According to UNICEF analyses cited ...
A new open-access study applies intersectionality and thematic close reading to Menekşe Toprak's fiction, showing how gender, migration, and cultural ...
A study of 1,868 refugee households in Uganda finds that only 0.5 percent of household heads have secondary education, with ...
New research documents how Colombian peasant communities in conflict zones have built durable bottom-up governance through Community Action Committees and ...
A global qualitative study of humanitarian practitioners reveals how data gaps, economic exploitation, mobility barriers, and intersecting ageism and sexism ...
A new review argues that tribal poverty in India is produced and sustained by political and institutional processes rooted in ...
A new mixed-methods study of 1,200 Vietnamese respondents shows that wartime exposure slowed recovery for decades, while education, participation in ...
A study of publication affiliation data shows Ukrainian researchers were relocating within the country and abroad after the 2014 annexation ...
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