Statefree - 70 Years, 70 Voices campaign Interviews

Interview with Statefree on their 70 Years, 70 Voices campaign

We spoke to Noana Wilhelm, Head of Communications at Statefree ā€“ a non-profit organisation that aims to create visibility and community around theā€¦
"Statelessness in Scotland" workshop participants in Edinburgh Blog

A life-changing experience: reflecting on the "Statelessness in Scotlandā€ workshop in Edinburgh

Delivering a workshop at the Scottish Government building in Edinburgh was a transformative experience that marked a milestone in my journey as aā€¦
/ Abdelrahman Touman, ENS Legal & Policy Volunteer
Statelessness: Citizens of Nowhere Blog

Citizens of Nowhere: Statelessness and the quest to belong

What does it mean to be invisible in a world defined by borders? Journalist Anna RascouĆ«t-Paz brings you into the lives of citizens of nowhere andā€¦
/ Anna Rascouƫt-Paz, Journalist
Being Stateless: an oral history project Blog

Telling Stories of Statelessness

ā€œStateless is a disease, like the cholera, like the malaria, like any other disease.ā€ These are the words that Mohin Shahin, a Palestinian man whoā€¦
/ Jordana Silverstein, Senior Research Fellow at the Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness, Melbourne Law School
people News

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: Join our Community Advisory Board

We are pleased to announce an opportunity to join the Community Advisory Board (CAB) for our project, Strengthening the Capacity of NGOs and Localā€¦
Chris Nash High level Segment on Statelessness Editorial

ā€œIf you canā€™t see a problem, you canā€™t fix itā€ ā€“ Five things that need to happen to move from the visibility at UNHCRā€™s High-Level Segment on Statelessness to tangible impact

When UNHCRā€™s ten-year #IBelong campaign to end statelessness launched back in 2014, I well remember the excitement many of us working onā€¦
/ Chris Nash, Director, European Network on Statelessness
Image of refugees as a green traffic light, signalling that refugees are welcome Editorial

Editorial: Taking steps to improve how statelessness is identified and addressed in the refugee context

They registered me as Syrian, and I didn't tell them that I am ā€˜maktoumaā€™ [stateless]... In a later interview, I tried to explain that I amā€¦
/ Nina Murray, Head of Policy and Advocacy, European Network on Statelessness
Sirazul Islam, Community Engagement Coordinator at ENS Interviews

Interview with Sirazul Islam, Community Engagement Coordinator at ENS

ENS caught up with our Community Engagement Coordinator, Sirazul Islam,Ā to hear about his work with stateless communities across Europe, his personalā€¦
Microphone Editorial

Amplifying Voices: Crafting Authentic Storytelling Guidelines

In a world where countless stories go unheard, reinterpreted or misconstrued, it is vital that marginalised communities can share their narrativesā€¦
/ Sirazul Islam, Community Engagement Coordinator, European Network on Statelessness
Microphone, storytelling Publications

Storytelling guidelines

The storytelling guidelines are practical tools designed to be implemented across various storytelling formats, from podcasts and videos to publicā€¦
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chatGPT Editorial

How can AI contribute to the fight to end statelessness?

AI assistants like ChatGPT have an emerging role in human rights advocacy: these tools have the potential to bridge knowledge gaps, empowerā€¦
/ Charlotte Armstrong - Communications Coordinator, ENS
Stateless Rights Collecative Blog

Advocating for Change in the Netherlands: The Stateless Rights Collective (SRC)

The Stateless Rights Collective (SRC) is a group of stateless individuals in the Netherlands advocating for the rights of people without aā€¦
/ Stateless Rights Collective, a collective standing up for the rights of stateless people in the Netherlands