International Journal of Public Health This article aims to compare the utilization of prenatal services between immigrant -including Moroccan- and Italian women during the COVID-19 pandemic. Journal Article
Read MoreArchives of Public Health This article aims to explore how immigrants from Somalia, Syria, and other countries understood and related to the term “dugnad” as used in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Norway. Journal Article
Read MoreGlobal Health Promotion This article studies the challenge of COVID-19 infections among immigrant populations in the GCC and presents recommendations to alleviate the burden on host countries and improve protection measures for migrant workers. Journal Article
Read MoremedRxiv This working paper aims to identify predictors of poor mental health amongst older Syrian refugees living in Lebanon during the COVID-19 pandemic. Working Paper
Read MoreHealth Policy This article aims to explore COVID-19 vaccination perceptions among Arabic-speaking minorities in Denmark. Journal Article
Read MoreHumanities and Social Sciences Communications This article examines Lebanon’s NGO activities and strategies in response to the Syrian refugee crisis during and after COVID-19 to identify future effective practices. Journal Article
Read MoreJournal of International Humanitarian Action This article utilizes data from 1466 interviews conducted with 468 different NGO staff in Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon to explore how paternalistic rhetoric operated in humanitarianism during the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. Journal Article
Read MoreConflict and Health This article explores the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Beirut Port explosion, and the ongoing refugee crisis on the rates and incidence of gender-based violence in Lebanon. Journal Article
Read MoreThe Gender Hub This article analyzes the economic implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on Gulf countries’ economies and migrant populations, with a particular focus on Sri Lankan labor migrants. Article
Read MoreFrontiers in Public Health This article examines to what extent Bedouins, internally displaced Palestinians (refugees) and majority-group members (non-refugees, non-Bedouins, settled) in the West Bank prioritize COVID-19 booster shots for their own group over other groups. Journal Article
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