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  • We are looking for LGBTQ+persons with experience of migrating to Sweden

    We would like to ask you if you would like to participate in a research project. Here you can read information about the project and what it means to participate. What kind of project is it and why do you want me to participate? The purpose is to explore

    2024-06-28

  • En tryggare framtid

    Organization

    Organization for a safe future researcher Tommy Carlsson Tommy Carlsson, project leader, lead researcher. Tommy is the project leader and lead researcher. He is a licensed midwife, intensive care nurse and associate professor at the college of the Red Cross.

    2024-06-27

  • En tryggare framtid - nyheter, Forskningsnyhet

    Interview study about forced migrants identifying as LGBTQ+

    Participation in an interview study Researchers at the Swedish Red Cross University are searching for you who came to Sweden from another country and who identify you as LGBTQ+. The study is about your experiences since you came to Sweden. It consists of

    2024-06-28

  • En tryggare framtid - nyheter, Forskningsnyhet

    Challenges in education about forced migrants and LGBTQ+ study shows

    Challenges in education about forced migrants and LGBTQ+ study by the research project "A safer future" shows.

    2024-06-28

  • En tryggare framtid

    A safer future

    Individuals who identify as homosexual, bisexual, transgender or with other queer expressions (LGBTQ+) have the right to seek protection in Sweden if their human rights are violated in another country. Among other things, LGBTQ+ migrants can carry traumatic

    2024-06-27

  • Stakeholders: Perspectives, Policies & Strategies

    Social participation is important for a person’s well-being and mental health. A group of people who are particularly affected by bad health are newly arrived refugees. Research shows that supportive networks that come through, for example, work and social

    2024-06-28

  • Resiliency, Mental Health & Social Integration

    The goal is to broaden and deepen our knowledge about their lives after resettlement. The research project is carried out using data collected through surveys and nationwide Swedish registers. The main study population consists of 1215 newly resettled refugees

    2024-06-28

  • Rogers Kissiti

    Namn: Rogers Kissiti Titel: PhD student E-post: rogers.kissiti@rkh.se About Me I hold a bachelor's degree in Counselling Psychology from Kyambogo University in Kampala, Uganda, and a Master's degree in Work, Industrial and Organizational Psychology from

    2026-03-18

  • About the research

    Research within the Project  By means of different methods, we hope to create more knowledge that is relevant for healthcare professionals, researchers, and our target group. We collect data through methods such as interviews, surveys, and group discussions.

    2024-06-27

  • After your exchange

    Here is information about what you need to do after your studies at the Swedish Red Cross University.

    2024-08-08

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