The Tunisian Researcher Who Gives Voice to Sub-Saharan Refugee Women تونس للعمل في الطب والصحة

Who We're Looking For

You are someone who believes that data is not just numbers — it is the lived reality of vulnerable populations waiting to be understood. If you are a researcher, social scientist, or public health professional in Tunisia who refuses to look away from the intersection of migration, gender, and health crises, this is your call. You are the person who sees sub-Saharan refugee women not as statistics but as a community whose perceptions and attitudes within Tunisian society demand rigorous, compassionate investigation.

What You'll Own

• Participate in a structured survey exploring Tunisian perceptions and attitudes toward the crises faced by sub-Saharan refugee women
• Contribute to data collection efforts focused on the health and social challenges these women encounter
• Engage with sensitive, cross-cultural research that bridges public health and migration studies
• Help shape findings that could inform policy, advocacy, and humanitarian response in Tunisia and beyond

What You Bring

• A background or strong interest in public health, social sciences, migration studies, or gender research
• Experience or familiarity with survey methodology and field research
• Cultural sensitivity and the ability to navigate complex social dynamics with integrity
• Fluency in Arabic and/or French, with strong analytical and communication skills
• A genuine commitment to amplifying marginalized voices through evidence-based research

What Sets This Role Apart

This is not just another survey — it is a rare opportunity to contribute to research that sits at the crossroads of public health, human rights, and social perception in Tunisia. Your participation will directly influence how the crises facing sub-Saharan refugee women are understood and addressed. If you are the kind of researcher who believes that meaningful change starts with honest data, this role was built for you.