Refugee-led advocacy
4 important questions on Refugee-led advocacy
Why is refugee-led advocacy so important?
What does Mohammed call talkinism?
What are the two dimensions of the issue of legitimacy?
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What are the different power relations in policymaking relations?
- Closed space = no access to the table of decision making: places where there is no room for advocacy/experiences
- Invited spaces = sitting at the table and being actively sought and engaged, but this is not the same as inclusion of all the perspectives!
- Created spaces = spaces set up by refugees themselves:
- Co-created spaces = becoming aware of mechanisms of exclusion by contrasting positions: both refugees and policy makers share influence on the agenda or meeting.
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