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Child Labour in Bangladesh
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Child Labour in Bangladesh

moh2024-06-04T11:32:45+00:00

Table of ContentsChild Labour in BangladeshKamrangichurBangladesh Child Labour in Bangladesh Despite numerous interventions and a good deal of media coverage, progress on ending child labour is not progressing. I was fortunate to travel to Bangladesh at the end of last year to deliver training to the Islamic Relief Bangladesh team and to observe some of the projects that are currently being rolled out. I saw some of the child labour referred to in the Kamrangichur district near to the capital. Young boys’ bare chested and bare foot welding in auto repair shops, in other areas children as young as eight work [...]

Child Labour in Bangladeshmoh2024-06-04T11:32:45+00:00

Research-Focused Capacity Building in Gaziantep: Training the next generation of Syrian researchers
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Research-Focused Capacity Building in Gaziantep: Training the next generation of Syrian researchers

moh2024-06-04T12:03:03+00:00

Table of Contents Research-Focused Capacity Building in Gaziantep: Capacity-building at HAD: Including a research focus Training a new generation of researchers What is research and why do we need it in the sector? Conducting research under difficult circumstances Excellent feedback by participants Next steps: field research and research mentoring/coaching Research project on faith, gender and trauma response Research-Focused Capacity Building in Gaziantep: There is broad consensus that capacity building lies at the heart of international development. Capacity building describes a process aimed to “bring a nonprofit to the next level of operational, programmatic, financial, or organizational maturity, so it may more [...]

Research-Focused Capacity Building in Gaziantep: Training the next generation of Syrian researchersmoh2024-06-04T12:03:03+00:00

A Humanitarian from Yemen: Love without borders
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A Humanitarian from Yemen: Love without borders

moh2024-06-04T12:58:36+00:00

Table of ContentsA Humanitarian from Yemen: Love without bordersThe war in YemenPrior to the warIn Birmingham A Humanitarian from Yemen: Love without borders I woke up at the middle of the night to the sounds of thunder; at least that’s what I thought it was at first, little did I know that it was the sound of air strikes. The war in Yemen The war in Yemen began on the 26th of March 2015, and is on-going four years later. In a blink of an eye so much has changed. I still remember exactly how I spent that one last peaceful day [...]

A Humanitarian from Yemen: Love without bordersmoh2024-06-04T12:58:36+00:00

PVE and Gender: A Case for Gender-Sensitive Counter-Extremism Approaches
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PVE and Gender: A Case for Gender-Sensitive Counter-Extremism Approaches

moh2024-06-12T20:29:25+00:00

July 9, 2019 PVE and Gender: A Case for Gender-Sensitive Counter-Extremism Approaches Extremism, PVE and Gender The term ‘extremism’ is a widely debated concept. It holds a variety of interpretations and lacks a clear definition. The term is not linked to any specific ideology or region but exists in several forms worldwide. Jennifer Philippa Eggert describes extremism as ‘dogmatic, radical, extremist views and black and white thinking’ which has the ability to manifest into violence. Counter-extremism (or CVE) programmes aim to prevent or effectively respond to extremist actions. Preventing Violent Extremism (PVE) programmes aim to tackle violent extremism by focusing on prevention. [...]

PVE and Gender: A Case for Gender-Sensitive Counter-Extremism Approachesmoh2024-06-12T20:29:25+00:00

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Making a difference in the development sector from the eyes of a junior
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Making a difference in the development sector from the eyes of a junior

moh2024-06-04T13:27:34+00:00

Making a difference in the development sector from the eyes of a junior I always thought that getting into a career was easy- if you put your head down and study, the results will speak for themselves and you’ll land your dream job. But after climbing the education ladder and completing a degree, I soon came to realise that the education system was vastly different from the working force; finding myself stuck in the loop of “you need a job to build experience but can’t get a job without experience”. It was a frustrating cycle that left me feeling like my [...]

Making a difference in the development sector from the eyes of a juniormoh2024-06-04T13:27:34+00:00

How is climate change affecting Muslim Communities?
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How is climate change affecting Muslim Communities?

moh2024-06-13T15:40:17+00:00

Table of Contents How is climate change affecting Muslim Communities? About HAD Learning & development Research & development Talent development How is climate change affecting Muslim Communities? Climate change is an issue that is endemic within the Muslim world. Drought-affected areas from Morocco to Iran are not often talked about amongst such communities where it seems attitudes are primarily apathetic toward the cause. With temperatures rising and water evaporating at rapid rates, it is imperative that humanitarian and development organisations act now and act fast. With extreme weather changes and agricultural dilemmas, the current economic climate will mean that such harsh [...]

How is climate change affecting Muslim Communities?moh2024-06-13T15:40:17+00:00

Three ways that religion matters in responses to refugees
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Three ways that religion matters in responses to refugees

moh2024-06-04T13:58:23+00:00

Table of ContentsThree ways that religion matters in responses to refugeesExchange between academics, practitioners and policymakersPost-workshop reflectionsTheme 1 – The image of the ‘Muslim refugee’Theme 2 – Fear of radicalisationTheme 3 – Interfaith competition and collaboration Three ways that religion matters in responses to refugees How and why does religion matter in response to forced migration? On Friday 10th May 2019 the Refugee Hosts’ team co-convened a workshop with colleagues from Yale, as part of our British Council-funded Bridging Voices project, to examine the role of religion in forced displacement. The Bridging Voices project and our recent workshop brings our Refugee Hosts research [...]

Three ways that religion matters in responses to refugeesmoh2024-06-04T13:58:23+00:00

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