Introduction
Bhutanese Refugees
Iraqi Refugees
  Monologues
Aditi | 19 | Beldangi
Kamal | 35 | Sanischare
Umesh | 28 | Beldangi
Niru | 41 | Sanischare
Badri | 60 | Beldangi
Bhakti | 18 |Beldangi
Leila | 24 | Nasr City
Noura | 28 | 6th of October City
Mohammed | 31 | 6th of October City
Amira | 52 | 6th of October City
Amr | 52 | 6th of October City
Salma | 58 | 6th of October City
  Reports From the Field
Bhutanese in Nepal Coexistence of Religions
Diaspora and Refugee Identity
Beyond Physical Borders
Changing Gender Roles
Resettlement, Education and Anxiety
Marriage Among Refugees

Iraqis in Egypt Displacement and Married Couples
Searching for Care
Iraqi Identity in Context
Refugees and Belonging
Faith in the Refugee Community
Constructing Gender
 
Students

Post-doctoral Fellows

Acknowledgements
Student Reports

The students combined their observations from notes taken during their field interviews with research to reflect on different issues affecting Bhutanese refugees in Nepal and Iraqi refugees in Egypt.

Bhutanese in Nepal

Coexistence of Religions
Alexa Barrett


Diaspora and Refugee Identity
Leah Cattoti

Beyond Physical Border
Christine Delp

Changing Gender Roles
 Dechen Lama

Resettlement, Education and Anxiety
Caroline Marschilok

Marriage Among Refugees
Lexy Steinhilber

Iraqi in Cairo

Displacement and Married Couples
Ciera Echols

Searching for Care
Leena El-Sadek

Iraqi Identity in Context
Maura Guyler

Refugees and Belonging
Max Ramseyer

Faith in the Refugee Community
Jack Stanovsek

Constructing Gender
Nikita Yogeshwarun

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