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DAAR questions dominant narratives of heritage and nationhood, advocating instead for decolonial futures rooted in lived experience. Their work consistently connects to local struggles with global questions of justice and demonstrates how architecture and art can propose and inhabit alternative narratives and spaces. The Refugee Heritage project challenges conventional understandings of heritage in relation to the refugee experience. It proposes alternative approaches to heritage centred on non-hegemonic narratives and the experiences of marginalised communities. Ultimately, Refugee Heritage aims to reframe the discourse on refugees and displacement, moving beyond humanitarianism toward a more just and equitable future.