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Social Sciences, Research, Leadership & Research Laidlaw Scholars, University of Oxford - SDG Impact Lab

Recruitment, Retention, and Barriers: Understanding Student Volunteering at the University of Oxford

This poster synthesizes the team's findings about the scale of latent enthusiasm for volunteering and the systemic barriers that inhibit sustained participation at the University of Oxford.
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Elias Gherbi

Student, Oxford

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Krish Sen

Student, Oxford University

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Sara Al-Nemrat

Scholar, Laidlaw

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Amino Nor

Laidlaw Scholar, Oxford SDG Impact Lab

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Ellen Taylor

Student, University of Oxford

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Elias Gherbi, Krish Sen, Ellen Taylor, Amino Nor & Sara Al-Nemrat

Contributors

Author

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Elias Gherbi

Student, Oxford

Contributing authors

Go to the profile of Krish Sen

Krish Sen

Student, Oxford University

Go to the profile of Sara Al-Nemrat

Sara Al-Nemrat

Scholar, Laidlaw

Go to the profile of Amino Nor

Amino Nor

Laidlaw Scholar, Oxford SDG Impact Lab

Go to the profile of Ellen Taylor

Ellen Taylor

Student, University of Oxford

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