Learning review of language inclusion in the Rohingya response
When the Rohingya refugee response began in 2017, many agencies identified the language dynamics as a significant challenge. Translators without Borders’ (TWB) first review of lessons learned uncovered key insights on differences between women’s and men’s comprehension of second languages, the importance of verbal communication in the Rohingya language, and the need to adequately support […]
Rohingya cultural perceptions of health
Rohingya healing involves diverse providers to meet physical, spiritual, and mental health needs Health is a vital part of our overall well-being. However, there is often little room to accommodate different understandings of health, illness, the body, and the mind in health care services. These different understandings can lead to miscommunication and frustrated interactions between […]
Hospital cleaner as interpreter: language and cultural awareness in Rohingya access to health care
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Talking effectively and respectfully about gender-based violence in Rohingya communities
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Bridging community and humanitarian approaches to sexual and reproductive health in Rohingya communities
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Fat and healthy – Rohingya parents’ knowledge of child nutrition
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Majhis’ role in sharing information in the camps
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Imams’ role as sharers of information in the camps
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Complaint and feedback mechanisms are missing the voices of women and people with restricted mobility
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How Rohingya people think and talk about mental health
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