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What do we prioritise in our work and research? How do we bridge the gap between the UK and overseas? What difference does educational support make? We talked to Al-Fanar Media about our history, work and ethos. 

This component of our higher education programme aims to enable young refugees and asylum seekers who are facing barriers in accessing higher education to overcome these obstacles and move forward in their education through face-to-face specialist advice, guidance and support. 

At this time of light and hope, we want to say a huge thank you to everyone who has played a part in our work over the past year. Watch RSN's Christmas message, from our director Catherine Gladwell. 

We are thrilled to announce that we've expanded our educational mentoring programme to a second city outside of London: Birmingham. 

We are delighted to announce that we've started working in Oxford; the first city outside of London where we are running our educational mentoring programme. 

We're delighted to partner with Springboard, a new initiative which aims to bridge the gap to provide the necessary support that is lacking in the mainstream school system. 

Read our articles in Forced Migration Review about our research into what happens to former unaccompanied asylum-seeking children who are forcibly removed to Afghanistan after turning 18.

We talk to the Guardian about how schools are helping refugee children to succeed and move forward with their lives.

RSN's Youth on the Move programme came to an end in April 2016. 

After the publication of our After Return research, our team and work have featured in a range of articles and podcasts about the issues facing young people after forced removal to Afghanistan.

RSN speaks alongside the Bishop of Manchester at a “where are we now?” panel discussion looking at the global refugee crisis 6 months on from the headline-making summer of 2015. 

RSN's director, Catherine, speaks to Russia Today about our work with young Afghans facing forced removal to Afghanistan.