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Interdisciplinary research to shape the future of inclusive humanitarian policy
‘Making Aid Work for Displaced Women’ brings together researchers, humanitarian practitioners, and policymakers to build the evidence base on, and engage with, Islamic philanthropy to improve humanitarian outcomes for displaced women. It bridges diverse aid paradigms—mainstream and faith-inspired—and contributes to a humanitarian reform that, we believe, starts with her.
‘Making aid work for displaced women’ initiative works towards a range of academic outputs, policy impacts and capacity building
of diverse humanitarian actors.
Articles
Explore articles on gender, religion, and forced displacement, highlighting Islamic philanthropy’s role in aid and addressing violence against women in migration contexts.
Discover policy insights and practices integrating Islamic philanthropy with humanitarian systems to improve protection and inclusion for displaced women.
