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Nadiya Fedoryshyn

Researcher

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    Education

    Master's degree in Economics, University of Bergen

    Master's degree in International Economics, Ivan Franko National University of Lviv

    Master's degree in Natural Resource and Development Economics, Norwegian University of Life Sciences

    Area of work

    Exclusion and marginalisation | Children, young people and parents – in a minority perspective | The multi-cultural society | The introduction programme for refugees in Norway | Integration policy and measures | The asylum process

    Current projects

    Quality Enhancement in the Follow-Up Service in Oslo
    In this project, we aim to gather knowledge about young people within the target group for the Follow-Up Service as well as several adjacent groups in Oslo municipality. The purpose of the project is to provide the municipality with a comprehensive and up-to-date knowledge base about who these young people are, what kinds of challenges and needs they have, and how the municipality can design services and measures to reduce the risk of long-term social exclusion.
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    Results and impact of the efoorts of specialized services against negative social control and honour based violence
    The aim of the progect is to develop indicators and reporting tools that provide better knowledge about the content and impacts of the specialized services' work against negative social control and honor based violence. The goal is to strengthen the reporting system in IMDi and Bufdir by proposing solutions that support the services' mandate, cover the full range of activities and results, and contribute to better governance and development of practice.
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    Autonomi and control over life choices in transition to adulthood

    This project investigates the extent to which different groups of young adults, with and without immigrant backgrounds, feel that they have autonomy, influence, and control over key life choices—such as education, employment, partner selection, place of residence, and family formation. The study builds on data from The Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Study in Norway (CILS-NOR), which has followed a cohort of young people since they were 16 years old. Now in their mid-twenties, this project will conduct a new survey with the same individuals.

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    Unaccompanied minors living in reception centers - knowledge of living conditions and care situation
    Fafo will research the living conditions of unaccompanied minors in reception centres and how their care needs are met. The project will lead to recommendations on how UDI can ensure that all unaccompanied minors in reception receive proper care.
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    Articles and book chapters

    Other publications

    Completed projects

    CILS-NOR: The Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Study in Norway
    The Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Study in Norway is a long term research program designed to study social mobility and cultural adaptation among children of immigrants and their majority peers in the capital region of Norway.
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