Research outcomes and disseminations: 

This page contains outputs and publications arising from the research, including photos, news about the project's progress, papers and articles written by participants, and the artwork that arises from the artist sessions.

Academic Outputs

• 2018: Yafa Shanneik, ‘Islamic Studies and the Arts: New Research Methodologies in Working with Refugees in Jordan’, Contemporary Levant, 3 (2): 157-162.

Public talks and exhibitions 

• Bibliomania
• March 2020: Tools to Empower: New Creative Approaches in Researching Refugees and Migration, Solent Showcase
• May 2019: Women, Islam and Art, Stowe School
• April 2019: Public talk at the Prince Hassan Centre in Karak in collaboration with Ministry of Culture, Jordan
• June 2019: British Academy Showcase, London
• June 2019: Milton Keynes Festival of the Arts
• November 2018: Public event in conjunction with the dioses and University of Bristol
• November 2018: Art exhibition hosted by the Disability and Deaf Arts Organization Festival (DaDaFest), Liverpool 
• August 2018: Art exhibition hosted by the Council for British Research in the Levant in Amman, Jordan
• August 2018: Art exhibition hosted by the local Jordanian NGO Khawla Bent Al-Azwar Society for Women Empowerment (grass-roots level initiative), Jordan

Newspaper and media coverage:

• June 2019: London Live
• April 2019: Ro’ya TV Jordan
• August 2018: The Jordan Times (English)
• August 2018: Ammon News (Arabic):
• November 2018: DaDaFest:

Published blogs and videos: 

• University of Birmingham: Using bodymapping to share refugee stories
• British Academy: The Iraqi and Syrian refugees using body-mapping to share their stories
• CBRL Pilot Study: The First Step into Researching Refugee Communities in Jordan
• Project exhibition in Jordan shows artwork by Syrian refugees

Event Posters:

• Milton Keynes Festival of the Arts (to follow)
• Women, Islam and Art in Stowe (to follow)

Principal Investigator Yafa Shanneik talks about her research interests and the project.