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2018

​Palace of Westminster presentation on Poverty

The Terror of War - What the State does in our name in the Congo

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2017

Young RAPAR’s Faceless project

Update on Personal Safety - independent newspaper report Asylum seekers in UK
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2016

Book chapter on working with local communities inside the bigger picture

Book Chapter on Co-production: workers, volunteers and people seeking asylum

2015

Front page Independent Newspaper coverage on RAPAR research about shutting bank accounts of Syrian people in Britain

Keynote presentation to National Quaker Asylum Refugee Network
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2014

Introducing RAPAR to the European Urban Boundaries

2013

Book chapter on 21st Century Eugenics:   A case study about the Merton  Test


2012

What happened to anti racist social work?

​Somali young man who are not in education employment or training (NEET)

People Seeking Asylum, Racism and the State

2011

RAPAR’s book on Doing Research with Refugees  goes into paperback

The Centrality of Language to Participatory Action Research

2010

The Right to Care - Refugee Access to Health

2009

EHCR commissioned research about young people and learning

2007

Walking with the cloak in Cheetham hill project report
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2006

First book published in the world about Doing research with Refugees

Book chapter about Somali Health

Book chapter about complexity and empowerment in regeneration

Book chapter about how Action Learning restored the integrity of a women seeking asylum.

2005

Learning to live together


2004

Changing government policy that creates the destitution of single young women

ESRC (Economic and Social Research Council of Great Britain) funded guidelines on Doing Research with Refugees

2003

Creating destitution of Iraqi men in the lead up to the beginning of illegal war in Iraq

From Dispersal to Destitution – full research report

2002

Report to Home Secetary, David Blunkett about detention at Manchester airport.

How RAPAR began

2001

Exposition of language creation from below theory that underpins RAPAR’s approach

2000

Preamble to RAPAR formation - WHO commissioned systematic review on the socioeconomic and cultural reasons for the practice of Female Genital Mutilation

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