Releasing today a new research report coming out from our partnership with Cordaid in Iraq: “Streets Tell Stories: The Effects of Neighborhood Social Environment on Mental Health and Psychosocial Wellbeing in the Aftermath of Conflict”. The report is based on an original empirical methodology combining large-N data collection with multi-level analysis in Baiji, Iraq. Access the report here: https://bit.ly/3dhXcM5
Read MoreWith the 4th round of the Conflict and Stabilization Monitoring Framework in #Iraq's Ninewa Governorate soon ready to be published, we have been conducting a series of validation sessions sharing key results with community members and leaders. The #CSMF is a large-N longitudinal study on conflict and social cohesion monitoring in Ninewa Governorate, Iraq, run in partnership with the United States Institute of Peace. More information here: https://bit.ly/3aqi6GM
Read MoreAs part of our expanding research focus on dynamics in the south of Iraq, we have just completed qualitative data collection in the governorates of Basra and Thi-Qar, exploring the connection between environmental degradation, economic insecurity, and social conflicts. Our enumerators have been covering most of the rural areas in these governorates for this research on rural resilience funded by the World Food Programme. Findings soon out!
Read MoreSocial Inquiry participated in an event showcasing USAID-funded BAA program “Building resilience in the Ninewa Plains and West Ninewa”, where we presented our ongoing research on the impact of social networks on perceptions of return among displaced ethnic minorities from Ninewa, Iraq. Our research is conducted in partnership with Heartland Alliance International on their program Safe Returns.
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