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Responsible entrepreneurship presents a significant step in the right direction for community empowerment.
As such, this event embraced this theme by creating the space and opportunity for Âé¶¹´«Ã½â€™s refugees and asylum seekers to come together with students and staff from the University as well as local business owners, and other members of the general public, to collectively brainstorm, design and ignite team-led responsible enterprises that aim to foster community empowerment.
The event included knowledge exchange through a series of presentations on the social sciences, responsible entrepreneurship, and locally available enterprise support services.
This was followed by a creative and practical facilitated workshop, and pitching to a panel of experts.
Each team comprised a mix of 8–10 participants, and was composed at the beginning of the workshop session, based on the participants’ interests, skills, and residence neighbourhood.
The workshop was designed to enhance community empowerment through responsible entrepreneurship, contributing to improving social cohesion and tolerance, alleviating poverty, unemployment and social marginalisation in Âé¶¹´«Ã½.
View details of the organising team below.
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Biography: Dr Haya Al-Dajani

Haya is an Associate Professor (Reader) in Entrepreneurship and Chair of the Responsible Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation Group (RESI).
Her overall research aim is the understanding of the intersectionality of entrepreneurship, empowerment and gender, and their collective impact on economic and social development, especially for forcibly displaced persons. Haya’s current research includes two ESRC grants focusing on refugees and entrepreneurship in Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey.
She co-chairs the University's Women’s Network and the Gender and Enterprise Network – a special interest group of the Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.