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Angela Malle

Prayer Warriors: Voices of Left-Behind Youth in Harare
Prayer Warriors: Voices of Left-Behind Youth in Harare

Prayer Warriors: Voices of Left-Behind Youth in Harare

On 7 August 2024, RASTAY held a youth workshop at the University of Zimbabwe in Harare, organised and facilitated by PDRA Reggemore Marongedze and Prof. Ezra Chitando. Participants were young people, including those left behind by migrating parents or guardians. Discussions covered everyday challenges and faith practices. The group agreed on next steps for psychosocial…

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Johannesburg graduation and youth engagement
Johannesburg graduation and youth engagement

Johannesburg graduation and youth engagement

A graduation ceremony was held at the Catholic Cathedral, Johannesburg, to mark the completion of courses in English, isiZulu and Business Management by young transnational migrants. Language learning, especially isiZulu, supported everyday communication, reduced fear of discrimination or xenophobic violence and strengthened safety and belonging. The PI and South Africa PDRA, Sibusisiwe Mlambo, met Zimbabwean…

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Lagos workshop: Religion, migration and mental health
Lagos workshop: Religion, migration and mental health (17 July 2024)

Lagos workshop: Religion, migration and mental health

On 17 July 2024 in Lagos, RASTAY and the Youth Care Project (YCP) hosted a workshop on the “Influence of Religion and Migration on Mental Health of Left-Behind Youths in Nigeria.” Participants included the PI (University of Glasgow), Nigeria PDRA Ntongha Ikpi, YPAG member Taiwo Adeniyi, the YCP Executive Director and staff, and 25 young…

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Exploring Identity and Belonging: A Workshop on Religion, Spirituality and Youth (13th July 2024, London)

Exploring Identity and Belonging: A Workshop on Religion, Spirituality and Youth (13th July 2024, London)

Join us for an interactive workshop tailored specifically for young Nigerians and Zimbabweans (15 - 35) living in London and Birmingham. We will explore the profound influence of religion and spirituality on personal identity and sense of belonging in the UK and their countries of origin. For further information please

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Collaborative Training Workshop, Advanced Research Centre, University of Glasgow
Collaborative Training Workshop, Advanced Research Centre, University of Glasgow

Collaborative Training Workshop, Advanced Research Centre, University of Glasgow

From 23 to 25 January 2024, the team met at the University of Glasgow for a training workshop held in the Advanced Research Centre and the Adam Smith Building. The workshop objectives were to bring the core team together at the end of the preparatory phase, review progress and prepare for fieldwork and data collection.…

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London pilot fieldwork
Zimfest July 2023

London pilot fieldwork

The Glasgow research team spent 11 days in London conducting pilot fieldwork for the project.

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Profile of Peace Building and Community Development Initiative (PEBCOD)

PEBCOD is a development focus Non-Governmental, not for profit, and non-political organization based in Calabar, Cross River State. Registered with the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission, PEBCOD uses integrated approaches to facilitate peace and implement health and developmental programmes in communities.  Focus areas include reproductive health and gender, HIV/AIDS, drug and substance abuse, women/youth empowerment, and child labour/trafficking. A researcher and an academic leads the organization’s team of dedicated colleagues and volunteers that collaborate and partners with institutions and organizations in our core programs.

The engagement and partnership with the University of Glasgow on the project is inline with the mandates of the organization.

RESPONSIBLE PERSON FOR THE PARTNERSHIP: DR. (MRS.) VERONICA AKWENABUAYE UNDELIKWO

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To help explore the role of religion and spirituality in constructing youth identities

 

If you
  • live in Birmingham or London
  • are aged between 15-35
  • have a Nigerian or Zimbabwean background
  • have lived in the UK for 5+ years
then we would like to hear from you

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Participate in our research

To help explore the role of religion and spirituality in constructing youth identities

 

If you
  • live in Lagos
  • are aged between 15-35
  • have a Nigerian background
  • have 1 or both parents living abroad
then we would like to hear from you

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Participate in our research

To help explore the role of religion and spirituality in constructing youth identities

 

If you
  • live in Harare
  • are aged between 15-35
  • have a Zimbabwean background
  • have 1 or both parents living abroad
then we would like to hear from you

Note: the following links are not yet live but please check back soon

Participant Information Sheet

Expression of interest form

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Participate in our research

To help explore the role of religion and spirituality in constructing youth identities

 

If you
  • live in Johannesburg
  • are aged between 15-35
  • have a Nigerian and/or Zimbabwean background
then we would like to hear from you

Note: the following links are not yet live but please check back soon

Participant Information Sheet

Expression of interest form

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Profile of Zimbabwe Diaspora Network UK (ZDN UK)

The Zimbabwe Diaspora Network UK is a UK-wide non-partisan civic Zimbabwean Diaspora Association that serves as a hub for UK-based Diaspora. It serves as one of the effective conduits for UK- Zimbabwean Diaspora in respect of providing a focused lobby for the interests of Zimbabweans across the age spectrum providing developmental networking opportunities for young people and adults in mentoring and community engagement to meet the evolving needs of its members holistically. It is led by an Executive Committee with Dr Paul Matsvai being the Chairman and serving as the main contact point for the research project. It is part of the global Zimbabwe Diaspora Nation Building Initiative (ZDNBI) of which Dr Paul Matsvai is also serving as the Chief Executive Officer.

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