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Creative Network Plus: Baseline Research and Development Project (BREDEP)

Creative Network Plus：基线研究与开发项目 (BREDEP)

基本信息

批准号：
AH/T005572/1
负责人：
Cedric Nkiko
金额：
$ 7.05万
依托单位：
University of Derby
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2019
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2019 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FT005572%2F1
关键词：
Creative Network Plus Baseline Research

项目摘要

By the end of 2017, persecution, violence and war had forced over 68 million people to flee their home nations and seek safety in foreign countries, which exceeds all previous records for global forced displacement (UNHCR, 2018). Despite of the many refugee-hosting countries (RHC) being low and middle-income countries ( LMICs), often with inadequate resources to meet the demands of this refugee influx. It has been recognised that cultural and creative industries (CCIs) have positively contributed towards fostering intercultural dialogue between host communities and refugees in RHCs (UNESCO, 2018). However, could technologies scale up such creativity to act as an 'enabler' for RY integration or access to vocational education and training (VET) the RHCs? Given the insufficient resources and lack of necessary infrastructure to facilitate much needed inclusive refugee integration systems, and the focus being put on primary and secondary school enrolment as well as humanitarian interventions, there is only weak research evidence from RHCs' perspective.Developed as a part of the GCRF Education in Conflict and Crisis Research portfolio, this project is aimed at providing baseline research for an interdisciplinary arts and social science network plus- (Creative Network) which aims to investigate how innovations in technologies (mobile and digital) can support CCIs for Refugee Youth (RY) (young people aged 16-32 years) that will enable better integration and access to VET in the Network-hosting communities of 6 of the world's top 10 RHCs - Turkey, Uganda, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Lebanon and Ethiopia. This project will advance our theoretical understanding, build strong, equitable and sustainable partnerships, and support the engagement of the Creative Network's stakeholders. Building on knowledge gained through the experiences of previously funded GCRF projects such as the 'Building futures' and RELIEF projects, this project aims to identify, increase and promote equitable and sustainable opportunities for our Creative Network's collaborators and partners, local communities and wider stakeholders to co-design ideas to support the full Network plus proposal. Adopting qualitative, co-production and action-research methodologies, we will work in partnership with researchers at HEIs and IROs across the case RHCs, and collaborating partners such as UNHCR, UNESCO, UNICEF, Action on Armed Violence, Finn Church Aid, Habitat, Multeciler etc". We will begin the project by undertaking stakeholder mapping activities that includes identifying and negotiating access to different refugee youth and groups, and other stakeholders (e.g. community leaders, Government representative, project partners, VET representatives, academics including ECRs etc.); carrying out a critical review of local and international policies and programmes of RY integration and VET in each RHC, in order to highlight innovative practice, as well as areas that require further investigation. we will establish preliminary dialogues through small meetings and Stakeholder Engagement Event (SEE) to understand local contexts and sensitivities around historic, cultural, religious, linguistic, gender and equality, and the intersections between them. We also aim to understand initial ideas for innovative Proof of Concepts (PoC) in CCIs in each country to further the development of theories of change/pathways to impact in relevant RHC context. Additionally, we will run research training sessions with a sample of Early Career Researchers and Co-Investigators based in RHC partner countries; pilot and test the Creative Network's proposed methods/approaches of engagement with stakeholders, for example, Virtual Webinars and social media tools such as Facebook Live, YouTube etc., as well as delivering a skills MOOC to a sample of 10-15 RY in each case country. In securing a long-term legacy, we will create a Global Refugee Research Network (GRRN) over different social media channels.

截至2017年底，迫害、暴力和战争迫使6800多万人逃离本国，到外国寻求安全，超过了以往所有全球被迫流离失所的记录(难民署，2018年)。尽管许多难民收容国(RHC)都是中低收入国家，但往往没有足够的资源来满足难民涌入的需求。人们认识到，文化和创意产业为促进收容社区和区域中心难民之间的文化间对话作出了积极贡献(教科文组织，2018年)。然而，技术能否扩大这种创造力，以作为RY整合或获得RHC职业教育和培训(VET)的“推动者”？鉴于没有足够的资源和必要的基础设施来促进亟需的包容性难民融合系统，而且重点放在小学和中学入学以及人道主义干预上，区域康复中心的观点只有很弱的研究证据。该项目旨在为跨学科艺术和社会科学网络PLUS(Creative Network)提供基线研究，该网络旨在调查技术创新(移动和数字)如何支持难民青年(RY)(16-32岁青年)的CCIS，使其能够更好地融入世界十大难民中心中的六个--土耳其、乌干达、巴基斯坦、孟加拉国、黎巴嫩和埃塞俄比亚--的网络托管社区，并使其能够更好地利用VET。该项目将促进我们的理论理解，建立强有力、公平和可持续的伙伴关系，并支持创意网络的利益攸关方的参与。该项目基于从以前资助的GCRF项目(如“建设未来”和救济项目)中获得的经验，旨在确定、增加和促进公平和可持续的机会，让我们的创意网络的合作者和合作伙伴、当地社区和更广泛的利益相关者共同设计想法，以支持完整的网络+提案。采用定性、联合制作和行动研究方法，我们将与高等教育机构和研究机构的研究人员以及难民署、教科文组织、联合国儿童基金会、武装暴力行动、芬兰教会援助、生境、穆特塞勒等合作伙伴合作。我们将首先开展利益攸关方测绘活动，包括确定和谈判接触不同难民青年和群体以及其他利益攸关方(如社区领导人、政府代表、项目合作伙伴、职业教育和职业教育代表、包括幼儿保育和再教育等在内的学术界)的机会；对每个难民中心的地方和国际政策和方案进行严格审查，以突出创新做法以及需要进一步调查的领域。我们将通过小型会议和利益攸关方参与活动(参见)建立初步对话，以了解围绕历史、文化、宗教、语言、性别和平等以及它们之间的交集的当地背景和敏感性。我们还旨在了解每个国家在CCIS中创新概念证明(PoC)的初步想法，以进一步发展相关RHC背景下的变化/影响路径理论。此外，我们将与RHC合作伙伴国家的早期职业研究人员和合作调查员样本一起举办研究培训课程；试验和测试创意网络与利益攸关方互动的拟议方法/方法，例如虚拟网络研讨会和Facebook Live、YouTube等社交媒体工具，以及向每个案例国家的10-15个RY样本提供技能MOOC。为了确保长期的遗产，我们将通过不同的社交媒体渠道创建全球难民研究网络(GRRN)。