Adolescents in Humanitarian Crisis

Nicola Jones is Principal Research Fellow at the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), UK, and is Director of the nine-year global mixed-methods Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence (GAGE) research programme, funded by UK aid. Kate Pincock is Researcher for the GAGE programme at the ODI and Research Associate at the Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford, UK. Bassam Abu Hamad is General Coordinator and Associate Professor in the School of Public Health Al-Quds University (Jerusalem) and also currently Associate Regional Director for MENA for the GAGE research programme.

1. Leaving No One Behind: Exploring the Experiences of Adolescents in Humanitarian Settings 2. ‘No, We Are Not Allowed’: Barriers to Rohingya Refugees’ Educational and Economic Opportunities 3. ‘We Are Not Accepted Here’: Intersecting vulnerabilities of Internally Displaced Adolescents in Ethiopia 4. ‘There is Nothing Else to Aspire to in Our Life’: Exploring the Psychosocial Wellbeing of Married Syrian Refugee Girls in Lebanon 5. ‘They Tell Me That I Can Write and Read, So No Need for School’: Challenges in Realising International Commitments to Refugee Education in Jordan 6. ‘I no Longer Have a Hope of Studying’: The Impact of Gender Norms on Education and Psychosocial Well-Being of Refugee Girls in Rwanda 7. ‘Why Should I Stay in the Classroom?’ Drivers of School Dropout Among Stateless Palestinian Adolescents in Jordan 8. ‘No-One Should Accept a Miserable Life Like That!’ Opportunities for Reducing Violence Against Adolescent Refugees in Gaza 9. ‘It’s the Fear That Is Killing Us, Not the Actual Disease!’ Covid-19: An Unfolding Crisis for Adolescents in Humanitarian Settings 10. Concluding Reflections: Towards an Agenda for Policy, Practice and Research to Ensure No Adolescent is Left Behind