Podcasts and webinars
In the Unfiltered podcast, we have honest discussions about issues that impact the lives of those forcibly displaced and possible solutions from a range of perspectives.
The Centre for Asia Pacific Refugee Studies brings you a new podcast series called Unfiltered.
On this podcast we will have honest unfiltered discussions about issues that impact the lives of those forcibly displaced and possible solutions from a range of perspectives. We bring you interviews from around the world — engaging voices from the field, refugees, researchers, academics, practitioners, and other stakeholders to share interesting perspectives and discussions on forced displacement.
Through Unfiltered, we aim to provide a platform to empower and amplify refugee voices around the globe and raise awareness about the situations for forcibly displaced people.
This is the podcast you should be listening to if you care about human suffering and how to reduce it. We are going to be talking about humanitarian crises, displacement, the causes of conflict, how we respond to them, the politics of these situations and the policies that shape them.
Unfiltered is hosted by CAPRS co-founder and co-director, Rêz Gardî and can also be found on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Episodes
- Episode 13 - Danjiel Malbasa on being the first refugee advisor to the Australian Government
- Episode 12 - Ayan Said on sexual and reproductive health for refugees
- Episode 11 - Noor Azizah on advocating for the plight of Rohingya refugees
- Episode 10 - Apajok Biar on being a refugee youth in global forums
- Episode 9 - Deborah Henry on using her platform as Miss Universe Malaysia to advocate for access to education for refugees
- Episode 8 - Abdul Aziz Muhmat on fleeing Sudan and being detained
- Episode 7 - James Milner on refugee participation and the governance of the refugee regime
- Episode 6 - Farah Abdi on being an LGBTQI+ refugee of colour
- Episode 5 - Basma Alawee on shifting narratives
- Episode 4 - Bahati Kanyamanza on advocating for refugee systems change
- Episode 3 - Professor Jane McAdam on mobility in the context of climate change and disasters
- Episode 2 - Rana Ahmed on freedom of religion and women’s rights
- Episode 1 - Behrouz Boochani on identity, persecution, and detention
Webinars
- Scope, Scale and Pace: Recognising Climate-Related Migration in the Pacific
- To Stay or To Go? Frontline Experiences of Climate Mobilities in the Pacific
- Implications of Climate Mobility for Aotearoa New Zealand
- Tertiary Education as a Pathway to Protection
- The Global Refugee Forum: One Year On
- Durable Solutions for Displaced Afghans
- The future of refugee mobility & resettlement while borders remain closed
- Gender and (in)security: Standing Against Violence Against Women