In the very first episode of the EPP podcast, we dive into the goals of the project with co-founders, Dr Sherko Kirmanj and Professor Kelsey Shanks.
The conversation also covers some of the challenges facing education in conflict-affected countries throughout the wider Middle East.
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OTHER NEWS
A collection of rare Iraqi and Kurdish school textbooks - some believed to be the last copies in existence – has been donated to the Georg Eckert Institute in Germany, one of the world’s leading centres for textbook research. The books were donated from a...
The core team behind the EPP initiative convened in Devon, England, last week for its official end-of-project meeting. The event marked the culmination of a multi-year effort to strengthen education research - and with it - social cohesion in countries impacted...
Final preparations are underway for an event that will bring together academics for a week of focused work and reflection on the legacy of the three-year EPP project. Next week at a special event in Devon, England, participants from across the EPP network...
Research findings from the EPP project were presented to senior figures at the British Consulate and Iraqi Kurdistan administration last month. Overarching findings, some of which drawing from research spanning the length of the three year project, formulated a set of...
A grand welcome was provided by a group of dedicated student-volunteers who greeted guests in traditional Kurdish dress at Koya University, who hosted the following two days of the conference. Attendees were welcomed to an exhibit of prominent members of Kurdish...
