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Florida International University Search Newly graduated Stempel Ph.D. takes on the world as a professor and researcher dedicated to bettering the lives of refugees Mitra Naseh grew up in Iran and had a first-hand view of what those fleeing neighboring war-torn Afghanistan experienced January 20, 2021 at 10:22am Mitra Naseh this month won a national award for a dissertation that presents “a multidimensional model for understanding poverty among refugees.” But the 2020 graduate of the Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work has had little time to celebrate the good news. She’s too ...

2020 May Finally Be Over, But the Plight of Refugees and Other Immigrants Is Not Many immigrants and refugees have long known the anguish and loneliness of being separated from family. Matthew Soerens 2020 was a hard year. The coronavirus pandemic upended lives and forced millions of Americans to stay socially distanced and isolated. Many spent Christmas apart from family for the first time ever. As we enter the new year, I know we’re all yearning for a return to normal so that we can reunite with our friends, families and loved ones. But the anguish and loneliness many of us feel right now...

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  Participants at a climate change meeting convened by Kenya Climate Change Working Group (www.kccwg.org) have called for integrated approaches at all levels of governance internationally, nationally, and locally as a measure to mitigate climate change effects, that is giving the world’s sleepless nights. According to the speakers, there is hope on the horizon, now that the US, the world’s leading economy wants to re-enter the Paris Agreement of 2015 which offers a ray of hope in the fight for emission reduction as well as against the effects of climate. Wycliffe Amakobe, energy, and cli...