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"Women of the Somali Diaspora: Refugees, Resilience and Rebuilding After Conflict" by Joanna Lewis is an in-depth exploration of the experiences of Somali women who migrated to Britain during the 1990s escape from civil war. The book highlights their journeys through trauma, exile, and adaptation, illustrating how they mobilize networks, social capital, and professional skills to recover and rebuild their lives. It emphasizes the remarkable resilience of these women as they navigate both personal and collective histories of displacement, War, and community rebuilding.
The book also discusses the broader historical and colonial context that shapes Somali women's experiences and the Somali diaspora's dynamism. It offers powerful testimonies of women's strength, their role in shaping Somaliland's recovery, and their ongoing connection to Somalia, reflecting a nuanced understanding of resilience as both individual and collective. The work has been praised for its humane approach and for giving voice to Somali women's stories, often underrepresented in literature.
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