Who found love in a “hopeless” place? According to my recent paper in the Journal of Refugee Studies, formerly displaced communities in northern Uganda did.

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Based on arts-based and ethnographic research, I show how even in the midst of war, violence and displacement, love persists. The article documents different accounts, narratives and realities of love,…

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The Famine’s Lessons: How Disease Stayed With Irish Americans for Generations—and Why It Still Matters

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Today is St. Patrick’s Day, when more than 30 million Americans of Irish ancestry will celebrate their heritage,1 alongside friends with forebears from across the globe. Parades, drinking, and “wearin’ of…

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‘Profoundly important’ – WA government backs truth-telling, healing, and reconciliation through Stolen Generations projects

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Giovanni Torre Published August 19, 2026 at 5.00pm (AWST) A series of truth-telling and healing initiatives to preserve the stories of Stolen Generations survivors and foster a deeper understanding of Western…

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