Research

 ELNOR conducts first-hand research to understand the educational and professional interests and backgrounds of adults seeking asylum in Europe and the US. Through interviews and surveys, we gain insight that is critical to adapting our program to student needs and provide findings to NGOs, policy-makers, and the general public. In alignment with our mission and our dedication to education, we want to make this information accessible.

Our Research Reports

01 Connecting with NGOs in Calais Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration 02 Examining the Lack of Education in Greek Refugee Camps Summer Research ’22 03 Educational Backgrounds and Technology Access in Mavrovouni Refugee Camp 04 Analysis of ELNOR’s Pilot Research
From the field

Explore ELNOR’s research, conversations and perspectives on refugee education.

Our Articles

Analysis and writing on forced migration, education and humanitarian policy.

01 The Journey to New York City: Global Migration Routes and Domestic Policy 02 Hope for the Future: Temporary Protection of Ukrainians as a Model for Broader Refugee Protection 03 Russians Fleeing Conscription: What Protections Exist? 04 Lives in Limbo: The EU–Turkey Deal 05 Why Are People Forced to Migrate? The Causes of Forced Migration and the Laws Regulating It 06 EdTech Solutions in Humanitarian Contexts