Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies

Samia Qumri, based in Jordan, is passionate about creating and developing relief emergency responses to man-made crises. She is trained in applying innovative approaches and studying migration governance, Human Rights, and Economic Inclusion by furthering a deeper understanding of the global humanitarian development nexus.

Samia is a member of Internationally recognised educational entities like CDAC Member of Board
of Trustees.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS AND RESEARCH

“The Political Ramifications of Forced Migration: The Case of Iraqi Migrants in Jordan”, CERMAM (Study and Research Centre for the Arab and Mediterranean World) Geneva, September 2007

“Emergency Education: A new perspective on donor participation.” The childRIGHT. The Children’s Legal Centre, University of Essex, UK March 2009

“Emergency Education: A Perspective on Iraqi Children in Jordan.” Humanitarian Policy Group, Overseas Development Institute, London UK published in March 2010

"Iraqi Refugee Children's Quest for Education in Jordan" 05 Jun Taylor & Francis Online, Volume24,Issue2,2012