Tererai Obey Sithole is a PhD Research Fellow and a Lecturer at the department of Global Development and Planning. His current research examines citizen aid initiatives focusing on how they are organized and their responses to humanitarian crises in Europe. He holds a Master's degree in Global Development and Planning from the University of Agder and attained his Bsc in Local Governance Studies from Midlands State University, Zimbabwe.
Prior to his current position, he has worked as a Tutor in two different Masters’ courses; Planning for Local & Regional Development as well as Gender, Culture & Everyday life at UiA.
Sithole is a development enthusiast, a passionate advocate for democracy and human rights who has experience in working within Zimbabwe's civil society, international aid organisations in Uganda and Norway. Previously he has worked with PLAN International Norway; he has also served in various national leadership positions both as a student and political activist in Zimbabwe.
Citize aid, humanitarian responses, refugee welfare, migration, digitalization.
Sithole, T. O. (2024). The use of digital platforms by citizen aid actors during the Ukraine humanitarian crisis. Front. Hum. Dyn., Sec. Dynamics of Migration and (Im)Mobility, Volume 6. https://doi.org/10.3389/fhumd.2024.1326769
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