Stuck on Getting By
Why are most refugees in Jordan stuck in the survivelihood phase? In this issue of Fresh FINDings we feature research
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Countries of Research
Navigating ‘Survivelihood’: Why refugees in Jordan plateau in their financial journeys too soon
By Swati Mehta Dhawan, Hans-Martin Zademach, and Kim Wilson This essay brings together early insights from the research conducted under
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Financial Integration and Friendship
In this issue of Fresh FINDings we feature research from Kenya, led by Julie Zollmann in collaboration with Cate Wanjala.
Read MoreWork for Yourself
Fleeing violence, a Haitian starts a successful business in Tijuana
Read MoreGender Barriers
Work experiences of refugees completely diverge based on gender
Read MoreFriendships, Networks and Financial Integration in Displacement
Friendships are important for everyone but are crucial for refugees
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The Humanitarian Ecosystem: Examining the Role of Migrant Assistance in Quito, Ecuador
By Dani Douglas, under the supervision of Kim Wilson A team of researchers from The Fletcher School of Law and
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“There’s (Not) an App for That”: Taking a Hard Look at the “App-ification” of Migration and the “Need” for New Technologies
By Madison Chapman, under the supervision of Kim Wilson Practitioners, advocates and writers often underscore the link between migration and
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A Shared Universe (for Most): Ecosystems in Public Spaces and Migrant Livelihoods
By Madison Chapman, under the supervision of Kim Wilson Two young Colombian women sit next to a small iron pushcart
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