Current Research and Projects

The Program on Forced Migration and Health faculty lead and collaborate on research that influences policy and practice in complex emergencies, post-emergency recovery and development contexts. We work hand in hand with governments, international agencies and community-based organizations. As part of our commitment to building the next generation of leaders in the field, we regularly engage students in our research through mentorship in field engagements and research assistantships and through the application of applied case studies based on our research as part of our curriculum program. 

Areas of interest for PFMH Faculty include: 

-Child Protection 

-Health Systems Strengthening 

-Mental Health and Psychosocial Support 

-Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights