Giorgia Donà
Location
1994 MPhil Social Anthropology, Cambridge University, United Kingdom
1993 PhD Basic and Applied (Cross-cultural) Psychology, Queen’s University,
Kingston, Canada
1990 MA Basic and Applied (Social) Psychology, Queen’s University, Kingston,
Canada
1990 Practitioner Summer School, Refugee Studies Programme, University of
Oxford, United Kingdom
1987 BA (Magna Cum Laude) in Psychology
Universitá degli Studi di Padova, Italia
1985/86 University of California at Santa Barbara, USA
Membership
2010- present Psychology of Genocide Network
2008-present Centre for Narrative Research (member)
2007-present London Migration Research Group (member)
2009 Political Psychology
2007-2009 Co-Director of the Refugee Research Centre
2007-2008 Paul Hamlyn Foundation Social Justice Programme Research into
Young Undocumented Migrants, Oxford University and City University (advisory board member)
2007 Sociology
2004-2009 Refugee Research Centre (founding member)
2001-2009 Working group on refugee children of the International Association for
the Study of Forced Migration (member)
2002-2009 Group for the Study of International Social Science (member)
2002-2008 School Research Committee representative of the field of
Anthropology, International Development and International Politics (representative)
2002- 2008 School Sabbatical Sub-committee (member)
2005-2007International Association for the Study of Forced Migration, working group on procedures (member)
2002-2003 Ma in Refugee Studies (Acting Programme Leader)
2002-2003 Postgraduate Committee for the School of Social Science, Media and
Cultural Studies (member)
1994-1996 Oxford course tutor for the Diploma in Forced Migration
1994-2009 International Association for the Study of Forced Migration (member)
Leverhulme Fellowship recipient: ‘Bystanders to the Rwandan Genocide: Revisiting Genocide Narratives and Reconciliation Initiatives’ (2008-2010)
Humanities and Social Sciences (UEL) Research Support for the project
‘The banality of evil and the ordinariness of good: Challenging dominant
narratives of ethnic violence’ (2010)
Department of Health: A Users’ Evaluation of Health for Asylum Seekers and Refugees (Harpweb) portal (2009-2010)
