The project will provide a unique perspective capturing Syrian refugees’ socio-economic and cultural precarity on their settlement journeys before, during and after the Covid-19 outbreak. These findings will be communicated to a number of stakeholders, including the Scottish Government, NGOs and community groups working with refugees. By recording the diversity of rhythms in places and practices that often remain overlooked by stakeholders’ policy reports, this project will enable stakeholders to devise andimplement policies that are attuned to the unique needs of the marginalised communities at the time of this crisis.