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Dr SOHAIL JANNESARI
I am a Global Health Lecturer at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School. I’ve worked on outcomes for survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery, and as a freelance consultant on ethical, participatory and creative methods. I lead the anti-colonial Stolen Tools journal, co-convene the Inspiring Ethics group, and research migration, sanctuary seeking and mental health. I am an expert on qualitative methods and host the Qualitative Open Mic podcast.
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Publications and Articles
- The Modern Slavery Core Outcome Set: A Survivor-Driven Consensus on Priority Outcomes for Recovery, Wellbeing, and ReintegrationOpens in a new tab
- Seeking sanctuary: rethinking asylum and mental health. Epidemiology and Psychiatric SciencesOpens in a new tab
- Post-migration Social–Environmental Factors Associated with Mental Health Problems Among Asylum Seekers: A Systematic ReviewOpens in a new tab
- What effects the mental health of people seeking asylum in the UK? A narrative analysis of migration storiesOpens in a new tab
- Exploring the challenges of working with migrants, migrant organisations and migrant communities: An ethnography of participatory action research projectsOpens in a new tab
- Racism on the pitch: experiences playing footballOpens in a new tab
- Migrant, Refugee or asylum seeker? How research can resist or enforce the politics of migration, Migration Research GroupOpens in a new tab
- New research reveals adverse effects of discrimination on asylum seeker mental healthOpens in a new tab
- The New Plan for Immigration will only compound mental health issues for refugeesOpens in a new tab
- What pulling down statues of slave owners tells us about fighting systemic racismOpens in a new tab