A series of talks, seminars, webinars and events held by the Centre for Development and Emergency Practice (CENDEP) that aims to bring together students, staff, academics, development practitioners and policy makers working in the following research areas: disaster risk reduction and response; shelter, housing and home; human rights; forced migration; conflict, peace and humanitarianism; and, transformative and community resilience in adverse settings.
CENDEP Seminars and Events
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A series of talks, seminars, webinars and events held by the Centre for Development and Emergency Practice (CENDEP) that aims to bring together students, staff, academics, development practitioners and policy makers working in the following research areas: disaster risk reduction and response; shelter, housing and home; human rights; forced migration; conflict, peace and humanitarianism; and, transformative and community resilience in adverse settings.
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June 7, 2021
Safer Home: Research into self recovery pathways after crisis using housing as a focus
The event took place on the 6th February 2020 as part of the CENDEP Work in Progress Meetings - Spring 2020 session. The ‘Self-Recovery from Humanitarian Crisis’ project is introduced, which is a research collaboration between CENDEP and CARE, with other humanitarian partners. Funded by a Global Challenges Research Fund Translations Award grant, this project aims to understand the priorities and agency of individuals, families and communities who are rebuilding their lives after natural disaster and conflict. The project will co-develop best-practice guidance for the support of that self-recovery process and investigate the wider impact of shelter humanitarian interventions, using longitudinal and action research fieldwork in Indonesia, Venezuela and Malawi. The guiding principles of the project’s research are that: • Self –recovery is an inevitable process. So we need to understand how best to support this process. • The agency of families and communities is of paramount importance. They have a right to choose and their priorities will vary from family to family and also over time. Bill Flinn will elaborate on what his previous work with CARE in the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 taught him about the lived experience of people after disaster and how they prioritise their recovery pathways. Charles Parrack will discuss the importance of partnerships between academic institutions and humanitarian practitioners. Sue Webb will outline initial findings on the connections between shelter and health. The seminar will consist of a short presentation followed by open discussion of the themes introduced.
June 7, 2021
Being a researcher in stigmatised communities: Insider and outsider reflections
The event took place on the 20th February 2020 as part of the CENDEP Work in Progress Meetings - Spring 2020 session. A presentation to provide some reflections of Fatima’s doctoral research in stigmatised communities and highlight her positionality as an insider and outsider while conducting two fieldworks, as I was an insider in Pakistan and as an outsider in Colombia. Fatima highlights the methodological and ethical considerations in both communities, and questions whether her positionality is risking to bring bias in her research, concluding with reflecting on whether the positionalities of the researcher have to be within the set boundaries of an insider and an outsider or is there a space between that is blurred. Or maybe were they evolving during the research process? Is it influencing the way we look at the data today? Or because of the blurred boundaries, now I look at both data the same way, simply as a researcher and not as an insider or an outsider.
June 7, 2021
- Heteronormativity and intersectionality within humanitarian responses and campaigns. - How are different experiences and identities - in terms of sexual orientation and gender identity - represented and included? - What are the lenses used as practitioners and academics?
The event took place on the 27th February 2020 as part of the CENDEP Work in Progress Meetings - Spring 2020 session. Hadi Damien (Beirut Pride) will reflect on his experience in Lebanon and working for LGBTIQ+ rights in the context of economic recession, protracted refugee crisis and the ongoing revolution. - Heteronormativity and intersectionality within humanitarian responses and campaigns. - How are different experiences and identities - in terms of sexual orientation and gender identity - represented and included? - What are the lenses used as practitioners and academics?
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