The Living Archive serves to illuminate the global scale and multifaceted nature of our research endeavors, encompassing a vast range of subjects from the effects of displacement on marginalized communities, trauma and its temporal dimensions, to the erasure and reclaiming of cultural memory and heritage.
In addition, the Living Archive underscores the richness of methodologies employed in our research, including artistic expressions, empirical investigations, theoretical explorations, and policy-oriented studies, all centered around time’s transformative role in humanitarian protection.
The Living Archive is a testament to our network’s commitment to fostering understanding, dialogue, and policy change. It’s a space that not only records our achievements but also actively contributes to the ongoing discourse, allowing researchers, practitioners, and the general public to interact with our work and its crucial implications for society.
By providing real-time access to our comprehensive and evolving body of work, we hope to foster broader conversations, inspire new research directions, and ignite a continuous spark of innovation and understanding. We invite you to explore, engage with, and be part of this journey through time, space, and society as seen through the lens of the RightsforTime research network.