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Breaking Taboos: Syrian Women Reshaping Gender Roles in Zarqa, Jordan
This research explores the changes in gender roles among Syrian refugee women in Jordan. Since 2011, more than a million Syrian refugees have settled in Jordan. Around 83% of Syrian refugees have resided in host communities in Jordan and around 70% of the Syrian population come from the rural areas...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2025
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