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A unique project born out of innovative Sheffield science is giving families displaced by war the opportunity to grow fresh food in the desert using the most unlikely of materials – discarded…
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Development and Alumni Relations
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When emergency response is no longer enough, how can we create sustainable places for longterm refugees communities? 5th Year Landscape Architecture student Grace Ruddick used her final year project…
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Landscape
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Can the UK afford to help the refugees coming to Europe from Syria and other countries in the Middle East? Or would this strain the resources of the country? James Lewis, PhD candidate at…
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Philosophy
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Many people sympathise with those they consider to be “genuine” refugees, but they are concerned that hidden amongst them, there will be terrorists who wish to commit violent acts. Over…
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Philosophy
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Are the people we see on the news, trying to cross borders or seeking asylum in the UK really refugees? Or do they just want to find better jobs and living conditions? Are they really desperate for…
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Philosophy
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The aim of the City of Sanctuary movement is to foster a culture of hospitality for people seeking safety in the United Kingdom, especially refugees fleeing war, religious persecution, and ethnic…
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Philosophy
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Josh Forstenzer is the Vice-Chancellor's Fellow for the Public Benefit of Higher Education.
In this short video essay, Josh discusses the refugee crisis and the effect this may have on the…
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Philosophy
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Jules Holroyd explains the moral imperative for helping refugees. Jules is a Vice Chancellor's Fellow at the University of Sheffield, and her research focusses on topics exploring moral…
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Philosophy
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