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Teachers shoulder the burden: Improving support in crisis contexts

Sherif, Y., Brooks, D., & Mendenhall, M. (2020). Teachers shoulder the burden: Improving support in crisis contexts (Op-Ed written for World Teachers’ Day 2020). Inter Press Service News Agency.

Mary Mendenhall

Interview: Mary Mendenhall

UNICEF Global Development Commons: Thukral, C. Mendenhall, M. (2020, September 29).

Building Evidence on Education in Emergencies

Building Evidence on Education in Emergencies

Mendenhall, M. (2019, June 13).

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Navigating the humanitarian-development nexus in forced displacement contexts

UNICEF Think Piece Series: Education in Emergencies. UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office.

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Educating the future amidst displacement: refugee teachers in Kakuma Refugee Camp

Mendenhall, M., Collas, S.*, & Falk, D.* (2017). Reconsidering Development, 5(1).

Urban Refugees and Education

Urban refugees and education [Audio podcast]

Mendenhall, M., Russell, S.G., & Buckner, E. (2016, September 1). In FreshEd.

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Helping teachers to help refugees

UNESCO Courier article (2018).

Left Behind: Refugee Education in Crisis

Left behind: Refugee education in crisis

UNHCR Report (2017, pp. 38-39).

Study finds refugee children have limited access to education

Study finds refugee children have limited access to education

Press coverage in Education Dive by Tara García Mathewson (March 8, 2017).

10 Experts to Watch on Refugee Education

10 Experts to Watch on Refugee Education

The New Humanitarian (2016, November).

10 Year Anniversary: Professors Garnett, Mary, and Oren!

10 Year Anniversary: Professors Garnett, Mary, and Oren!

The International and Comparative Education (ICEd) Program celebrates the 10 anniversary of three Faculty: Dr. Garnett Russell, Dr. Mary Mendenhall, and Dr. Oren Pizmony-Levy!

Newcomer Immigrant and Refugee Students Are More Optimistic About the Future than Their U.S.-Born Peers

Newcomer Immigrant and Refugee Students Are More Optimistic About the Future than Their U.S.-Born Peers

Familiarity may breed awareness of disadvantages and discrimination, finds a new study led by TC’s S. Garnett Russell

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