Displacement and Discovery - Ganyu, Halakhe
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Over the last two decades, increasing numbers of refugees have resettled in Australia from Africa. The purpose of the study is to focus on the psychological and social experiences of young African refugees in Australia and to establish new insight into how young people experience displacement and resettlement. This study documents the discovery of a culturally responsive social work intervention model for refugees. The Kuusa Transition Model designed and implemented with two groups of young men in this research, was based on a traditional African methods of assisting groups in life transition…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Over the last two decades, increasing numbers of refugees have resettled in Australia from Africa. The purpose of the study is to focus on the psychological and social experiences of young African refugees in Australia and to establish new insight into how young people experience displacement and resettlement. This study documents the discovery of a culturally responsive social work intervention model for refugees. The Kuusa Transition Model designed and implemented with two groups of young men in this research, was based on a traditional African methods of assisting groups in life transition and contemporary social work practice using action research principles.
Autorenporträt
Halakhe Ganyu was born to a Pastauralist Borana family,residing on Ethio-Kenyan border.In early 80''s after being imprisoned fled Ethiopia to Somalia as a refugee. He was resettled in Australia in 1985. He has been studying and working as a social worker with refugees experiencing the psychological and social challenges of the new environment.