Resilience Learning Hub
The Resilience Hub completed its work in 2016. They focused on building evidence for the activity and impact of Local Faith Communities in promoting individual and community resilience in humanitarian and disaster situations. Local Faith Communities (LFC) and faith groups providing aid and support to people in disaster, conflict and other humanitarian situations.
The Resilience Hub guided a scoping report on the question of evidence for LFC contribution to resilience. This surveyed what is already known about faith groups’ activities and contributions to this field. Alastair Ager and Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh led the report along with Helen Stawski and many practitioner and academic hub members.
Hub Co-chairs
- Alastair Ager, Queen Margaret University, Columbia University, and DFID
- Helen Stawski, IRC, Formerly Islamic Relief
SPOTLIGHT
This Scoping Study, a product of the JLI F&LC Resilience Hub, investigates evidence for Local Faith Communities’ contributions to resilience in disaster and humanitarian situations.
Other Hub Publications
- JLIFLC Faith Resilience Hub Policy Note: abstracts from that report, and summarizes available evidence
- Led JLI Learning Hub World Humanitarian Summit Briefs & Humanitarian Action & Faith Bibliography
- Continuing Research: Refugee Hosts The role of LFCs in building resilience among Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey. The Refugee Hosts website is regularly updated with new information, blog posts and photo galleries, or follow project updates on Twitter @RefugeeHosts
- Led by Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh (JLI Refugees & Forced Migration Co-Chair), with Alastair Ager of Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh and Columbia University (Co-I), Anna Rowlands of Durham University (Co-I) and Lyndsey Stonebridge of University of East Anglia (Co-I). This interdisciplinary and participatory research project is supported by a Large PaCCS Grant (£800,000) awarded by the AHRC-ESRC through the Global Challenges Research Fund