Hudara

03/03/2026

We’re looking for new colleagues 🍃
At Hudara, we work across three core areas: climate adaptation, mental health, and energy sovereignty, united by a focus on strengthening resilience and fostering inclusive, locally rooted solutions. As a small, committed team, we strive for meaningful progress and lasting impact.
We’re currently hiring for:
• Research Associate – Adaptation to Climate Change
• Communications Manager
If you care about these topics, value collaborative work, and are motivated to contribute to these efforts, we would love to hear from you.
You can find the full job descriptions and application details here:
https://lnkd.in/e_nFB2e
Please feel free to share this with anyone in your network who might be interested.

21/12/2025

As the year comes to an end, we look back on a dynamic time shaped by both enriching experiences and challenges. While many global developments have filled us with concern and sorrow, we are grateful for the people and initiatives that stand up for others, foster open dialogue, and work for a dignified life for all.
At our end-of-year workshop in Berlin, we took time to reflect on our values, exchange ideas across the team, and rethink the motivation behind our work. With this shared perspective, we look ahead to the new year with hope and confidence.
We are grateful for your continued interest and support and wish you a restful and peaceful time—until next year ⭐

26/09/2025

We're pleased to present insights from Hudara's latest publication: "Dynamics of Social Cohesion in Post‐Conflict Mosul: Group Perspectives, Challenges, and Facilitators" in the Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology!
This study dives deep into how communities in post-conflict Mosul are rebuilding social ties. It's about understanding the everyday challenges and the resilience that fosters connection. 🤝
Key takeaways:
✨ Mixed Cohesion: People are reconnecting, but trust needs time to heal, especially in areas hit hardest by conflict.
✨ Resilience Factors: Traditional practices, religious institutions, tribal structures, and shared solidarity are acting as facilitators for unity!
Read the full article 👇 https://doi.org/10.1002/casp.70155

While social cohesion is a widely researched phenomenon, its dynamics warrant further examination in post-conflict societies. The study explored perceived social cohesion indicators in subcommunities...