When “We Know Nothing” Recommendations for Ethical Research and Learning with and for LGBTQI People in Humanitarian Settings Acknowledgements
When “We Know Nothing” Recommendations for Ethical Research and Learning with and for LGBTQI People in Humanitarian Settings Acknowledgements This report was written by Danielle Roth, Alexandra Blackwell, Mark Canavera, and Kathryn Falb. With deep gratitude for participation in our study: • Alba Reyes • Alesandra Ogeta With thanks for review and input to Meghan • Alexus D’Marco, UCTRANS Executive Director O’Connor, Rebecca Gang, Sarah Mosely, • Amy Ritterbusch Annalisa Brusati, Serwah Asante, Jennate • Andrés Ignacio Rivera Eoomkham, Giorgos Papadimitriou, Helena Minchew, Kristin Kim Bart, Undariya • Badr Baabou Tumursukh, Elizabeth Norman, Molly • Beth Waruiru Ndonye Schneider, Lara Sulzman, and Nicole Behnam. • Chakkrid Chansang, Protection and Livelihood Coordinator, International Rescue Committee The IRC would like to express its deep • Emily Dwyer, Edge Effect gratitude to Mark Canavera whose knowledge • Gabriela Arguedas and leadership has brought this study to fruition, as well as Munjireen Sifat and Evelyn • Hester Moore, Edge Effect Marquez who put in the hard groundwork in • Jérémie Safari, Rainbow Sunrise Mapambazuko the lead up to this report. • Juliana Martínez, Assistant Professor, World Languages and Cultures, American University With appreciation and thanks to United States (Washington, D.C) Sentiido, Research and Agency for International Development Consultancy Director. (USAID) Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance • Joseph Samuel Aoun for their interest in this study and in promoting more inclusive humanitarian • Julia Sequeira protection responses globally. • Justin Francis Bionat, Executive Director, Youth Voices Count, Inc. The Safe at Home Program and this report is • Md. Nazmul Haque, Bandhu Social Welfare Society funded by USAID Bureau for Humanitarian • Sanjay Sharma, Program Director, Blue Diamond Assistance. The views expressed within do not Society Nepal necessarily represent the views of USAID.
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