Episode #318: Navigating the Neo-Colonial Dynamics of the Travel Industry and Co-Founding the Hybrid Tours with Hira Aftab *to read the original article, please visit the The Maverick Show‘s website* EPISODE SUMMARY Learn about the neo-colonial
Episode #317: Centering the Voices of Refugees and Founding “Our World Too” with Hira Aftab *to read the original article, please visit the The Maverick Show‘s website* EPISODE SUMMARY Learn about the importance of prioritising refugees'
The mental health impacts of displacement By Dr Wardah Rana MB BCH BAO (LRCSI) (LRCSPI) Over 120 million people are currently displaced around the world due to war, armed conflict and other related threats. Despite the number of displaced people growing year on year, mental health services for
Ahmići: Croat war crimes and the denial of genocide As part of The Hybrid Tours: Bosnia and Herzegovina Summer 2024 edition, we visited the village of Ahmići, in the Lasva Valley in central Bosnia. We did not anticipate spending long in the village, but when
Combating state narratives about partition and 1971 through oral histories with Anam Zakaria More Than A Statistic Season 1 Episode 5 The Partition of the subcontinent resulted in one of the bloodiest partitions in history and caused the rapid displacement of millions of people
How can VR technology help preserve memory? Everything you need to know about Project Dastaan and their work to raise awareness about the 1947 Partition, with Saadia Gardezi. More Than A Statistic Season1 Episode 6 For many, the mention of the Partition of Pakistan
What is intergenerational trauma? Experiencing a traumatic event can have a significant impact on a person’s life but did you know that it can passed down through generations? This type of trauma is usually associated with large-scale traumatic events and doesn’t only affect those
We need someone to understand what we're feeling The situation in Syria was horrible. The regime has been in power for 30 years and I remember my dad always being afraid because you can’t say anything against the tyranny of the regime. I was
Our chosen home By January 1947 things were starting to get bad, there were a lot of killings and people were being pushed out of their homes. When the decision to partition India was made by Cyril Radcliffe, people had begun migrating in large
I didn’t just want to survive, I wanted to thrive I grew up in a country deeply divided along ethnic lines and as a Tutsi I was very lucky to survive the genocide. We led a privileged life because my Dad was one of
