Jake Clarke is an MA Migration and Diaspora Studies graduate from SOAS University of London. He’s touched on a range of migration-related concepts and cases, specifically dedicating his time and dissertation research on the intersection between disability studies and climate migration studies, conducting interviews to place the experiences of disabled people at the forefront of his research.
Jake has volunteered in the refugee sector with a range of NGOs in Greece, Calais, and at home in the UK. He lives by Dina Nayeri’s poignant assertation: “It is the obligation of every person born in a safer room to open the door when someone in danger knocks.”
In his free time, Jake has a passion for films and you will regularly see him at the BFI in Southbank, London. He is also a bartender, loves hiking, and is an avid sports enthusiast.
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