Professor Dajani introduces the We Love Reading program, which works in more than 50+ counties for individuals and communities to realize their potential and become change makers. She discusses her Rights for Time research on the role of language in shaping refugees’ experiences, memories, and hope, and how it is impact policy and practice.

Nora Parr interviews the Rights for Time Network+ PI Heather Flowe about a new interdisciplinary research network that will commission research on the temporalities of harm and humanitarian protection.

The problem of sexual assault requires a social shift and not a targeted intervention, Rights4Time partner, founder of the Wangu Kanja Foundation and convener of the Survivors of Sexual Violence Network in Kenya, Wangu Kanja explains in our fourth podcast. She explains how her case study is using data colleted from a Mobile App to change how NGOs, government, and humanitarian policy understands appropriate action around sexual violence.

Dr Mohamed al-Tawil and David Harrold of R4T partner organization Palestine Trauma Center UK, explain how the clinicians in Gaza design and develop programs to address a different experience of trauma.