Global Cause
Refugees & Migration Q4 2023
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Climate breakdown: people must have the right to stay and right to move
Natural disasters have forced populations to uproot and relocate across our planet for as long as time can remember. As climate breakdown progresses, migration will become more common. The year 2023 has been the hottest since records began; we’ve seen an increasing number of extreme weather disasters and lives affected globally, with neighbourhoods submerged into...
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Guaranteeing the right to education of climate-displaced learners
The climate crisis is impacting every aspect of life. This includes the right to education, as millions of people are forced to leave their homes and livelihoods to escape from the consequences of environmental degradation. In 2022 alone, 32.6 million people were internally displaced due to climate-related disasters, and the number is on the rise....
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s Sponsored
Researchers work with refugees and migrants to change policy and practice
The life experiences and challenges facing refugees and migrants across the globe are key areas of research expertise at Northumbria University. Academics with specialist knowledge in humanitarian crises, volunteering and livelihoods are working with international organisations and groups of refugees and migrants to deliver research which improves understanding and promotes changes in policy and practice....