War, Migration and Everyday Life: A Call for Participants

Call for participants · Newcastle University

How do experiences of war and migration shape everyday life, family relationships and a sense of belonging? Zhuoyuan Miao, a PhD researcher in Politics at Newcastle University, invites women aged 18 or over who live in the UK and have personal or family ties to Iraq to share their experiences. Women who migrated at different ages and those who grew up in the UK are welcome, including Kurdish women. You can describe your identity in your own terms.

What would taking part involve?

One interview in English, lasting around 60–90 minutes, online or in person by arrangement. Participants will be offered a £10 voucher to thank them for their time.

Taking part is voluntary. You may skip any question, pause or end the interview without giving a reason. Audio recording requires your consent. You can withdraw up to nine months after the interview and have your interview data deleted.

Email Zhuoyuan Miao: z.miao4@newcastle.ac.uk to ask a question or express interest. Please read the participant information sheet before deciding.

View the recruitment poster (PDF) · Download the participant information sheet (Word, English)

Newcastle University sponsors the study and is responsible for the research data. Its Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Ethics Committee approved the study (ref. 77170) and its subsequent amendment. IBIRC is sharing this invitation; please contact the researcher directly.