The Borderless Higher Education for Refugees (BHER) Project is a development partnership of Canadian and Kenyan based institutions as well as international organizations that aim to make educational programs available where refugees need them. The BHER Partnership is setting up a project that aims to: (a) improve the equitable delivery of quality education in refugee camps and adjacent local communities through university teacher training opportunities which will prepare a new generation of male and female teachers; (b) create targeted, continuing opportunities for young men and women in university programs that will enhance their employability through portable certificates, diplomas and degrees; and (c) support Kenyan academic institutions that already offer onsite/on-line university degree programs to vulnerable and marginalized groups. News Article: York receives $6.2 million from CIDA for international research projects