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CAHR PhD student publishes in Transnational Social Review

Posted on 30 November 2015

CAHR's PhD student Lena Opfermann has published on migrant children in South Africa in the "Special Edition of the Mapping Transnationalism Section: Transnational Social Work with Migrants" in the Transnational Social Review.

Lena Opfermann has published an article entitled Testing the "triple imperative": A drama-based exploration of migrant children’s views on the Focus Topic "Children's and Youth's Lives Away from Home – Transnational Perspectives" in a special edition of the Transnational Social Review. The article's findings are based on Lena's participatory research with unaccompanied migrant children in Cape Town, South Africa. The article is available at Taylor and Francis Online.