Centre for Refugee Research

The Centre sometimes offers visitors to this website the option to download the reports and publications where available free of charge, however, the items are also available to be purchased for a small amount, to cover costs. It should be noted that the Centre for Refugee Research is self funding and, as such, this CRR Shop is an important source of income, so all contributions via this site are gratefully acknowledged.

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UNHCR ADVOCACY REPORTS

Reports from PreExcom and Excom, Geneva 2006 are available on CD
and can either be downloaded here or purchased by sending $20 to the
Centre for Refugee Research

The Centre for Refugee Research has a number of items for sale which include items made by refugee women in camps including:

         - shoulder bags
         - purses
         - beads

(These are items that the women create to bring themselves self sufficiency and income)



  Beads and purses are $25 each (including GST)







                                                                                                                Shoulder bags are $30 each
                                                                                                                                         (including GST)

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Other items sold by the Centre include, videos, booklets, reports and publications.

Facts and Myths about "Boatpeople and Asylum Seekers"

$6 (incl GST)

   This is a 2 minute preview of "Welcome to Kakuma"



"Welcome to Kakuma" This 20 minute video filmed in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya, was produced by the Centre in partnership with AUSTCARE and ANCORW (The Australian National Committee on Refugee Women). The video provides an overview of conditions in the camp, introduces some of the refugee families currently living there and the NGOs who provide services to the camp inhabitants. Don Bosco, the NGO who provides Vocational training to the young people there and are partially funded by AUSTCARE are also featured. The video includes a section which focuses particularly on the high degree of risk faced by women and girls in the camp. This video is an ideal teaching tool for Aid workers, community workers, secondary and tertiary students.

A 10 page report produced by Dr Eileen Pittaway and Linda Bartolomei after their visit to the camp is included with the video.

Cost: $35 (incl GST)

November 2005 Conference Report

- "Hopes Fulfilled or Dreams Shattered"
held from 23rd to 28th November 2005 at UNSW, Sydney, Australia.

This Conference report is available on CDRom only by ordering from CRR - order form is below .

Cost: $25 (incl GST)      Click here   to download the executive summary of the Conference report

"Seeking Hope, Seeking Safety"

A booklet describing the research project Women at Risk, undertaken by the Centre for Refugee Research in partnership with ANCORW, JRS, the Refugee Consortium of Kenya, AWHRC and the Public health Association of Australia.

$6 per copy (incls GST)

My Life in a New State.          Author: Janet Cousens

An Occasional Paper - An exploration of the Major Challenges to Settlement Identified by Tamil Sri Lankan Women Refugees during their first years in Sydney.

$30 per copy (incsl GST)

"You Never Stop Being a Refugee" Authors: Linda Bartolomei, Richard Hugman and Eileen Pittaway

An occasional paper discussing the special needs of older refugees.

$30 per copy (incls GST)

Refugees in Australian Law

Authors: Australian Lawyers for Human Rights produced in collaboration with the Centre for Refugee Research.

A Community Resource Kit

$18 per copy (incls GST)

"Roads to Refuge" - A training kit which includes:

              * Video
              * Powerpoint Presentation
              * Background notes

3 versions are available for: primary school,  secondary school and the community sector

$114 per kit (incl GST)





"Surviving War, Surviving Peace" UPDATED Second Edition

A training kit for people working with refugee children who have survived torture and trauma. Suitable for Teachers, Consellors etc.

This kit was generously sponsored by the Ian Potter Foundation.

Included: * Video
               * Powerpoint Presentation
               * Background Notes                                        $114 per kit (incl GST)



"From Horror to Hope"
Addressing domestic violence in refugee communities resettled in Australia

This is a training kit designed for use with community and government workers who come into contact with refugee families who are resettled in Australia, and who are either experiencing, or who are at risk of experiencing, domestic and family violence. The kit includes a DVD film, power point presentations and printed training notes

$114 each (incl GST)

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