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SAIH's summer camp 2024

Welcome to SAIH's summer camp 2024 in the heart of Nordmarka, June 13th to 16th. Here, activists and members from all over the country gather for a weekend filled with swimming, educational input, activism, and lots of fun.

Evaluation consultancy

SAIH seeks experienced consultant or consultancy team to evaluate our development cooperation work on the theme of interculturality in the higher education sector.

WINTER GATHERING 2024

Welcome to the SAIH’s winter gathering, 23rd - 25th of February 2023 at Kongsberg Vandrerhjem in Kongsberg! The deadline for signing up is Thursday February 1st.

SAIH SEEKS PROGRAM ADVISOR

SAIH is looking for a proactive, independent and strategic individual with a strong commitment to equitable access to higher education. Are you our new colleague?

CEASEFIRE NOW! STOP THE KILLINGS OF CIVILIANS!

Activism under attack: The shrinking of civic space in Zimbabwe

SAIH welcomes you to the Annual Meeting Seminar 2023. You can join us in Oslo or follow the live stream.

The Election Committee's recommendation for SAIH's Executive Committee 2023-2024.

Attacks on student activism is an indicator of democratic backsliding

A new report from SAIH reveals that physical repression is just the tip of the iceberg, as student activists experience various coercive and subtle forms of repression, even in so-called democratic societies.

Attacks on academic freedom signal an erosion of democracy

The world is witnessing an increase in authoritarianism, with a mere 13% of the global population currently living in liberal democracies, according to the latest V-Dem Institute Democracy Report.

Vacancy: Project Coordinator

SAIH is looking for a project coordinator for a newly started partnership for higher education in war and conflict.

SAIH in solidarity with students in Iran

Today, on Students Day in Iran, we wish to reaffirm our strong solidarity with the fearless student community in Iran. They continue to challenge, defy, and dismantle the Iranian regime, which goes on perpetrating atrocities and violence against all in the country.

Gender studies: Democracy's canary?

A panel talk on academic freedom