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Education program specialist from Yeman,
Participated with an amazing team to develop TEP for Yemen 2019-2021
Master in Educational management and planning from IIEP/ UNESCO
Master in Teaching Methods and Curriculums from Aden University
Interested in sensitive crisis planning and policies.
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Communication consultant at Transcultura Programme.
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My name is Gearoid Millar, and I am a Professor of Sociology and Coordinator of both the MSc in Peace and Conflict Studies and the MSc in Policy Evaluation at the University of Aberdeen in the UK. My research uses an Ethnographic Peace Research approach to examine local experiences of international interventions for peace, justice, and development. I have published research analysing the complex and unpredictable interactions (characterised by Hybridity and Friction) between international peacebuilding interventions and local communities and individuals who experience those interventions.
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Dr. Ian Bron is a senior fellow at the Toronto Metropolitan University Centre for Free Expression with experience as a government regulatory specialist, evaluator, educator, and naval officer. He has studied and retains an interest in accountability and ethics – and, more specifically, best practices and the evaluation of whistleblowing systems. He is active in several civil society groups in these fields, and has been an advocate and advisor to whistleblowers.
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Oliver Walton is a Senior Lecturer in International Development at the University of Bath, UK, specialising in the political economy of war-to-peace transitions, NGO politics, conflict and peacebuilding.
His research has focuses on the political economy of war to peace transitions, civil society, NGOs and NGO legitimacy. Recent work has examined the role of borderlands and brokers in post-war transitions in Nepal and Sri Lanka, and the role of alcohol in conflict-affected regions.
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Prof. Rajesh Babu Ravindran is a Professor of Law and Public Policy at IIM Calcutta. Prof. Rajesh Babu has more than two decades of experience in academia, inter-governmental organization and as a practicing lawyer. His research centres broadly on international economic law (trade and investment), adjudication and settlement of disputes in the national and international context, and liability of corporations for wrongful conduct.
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Simon is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the University of East Anglia, a Senior Fellow on Global Cities at The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, a Senior Research Fellow at UCL's City Leadership Initiative, and an Affiliated Professor in International Relations at the Institut Barcelona d’Estudies Internacionales.
His latest book, Global Cities and Global Order (Oxford University Press), won the 2018 European Consortium for Political Research Hedley Bull Prize in International Relations. It was also shortlisted for the 2017 British International Studies Association Susan Strange Book Prize.
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Delivering strategic and actionable research and analysis for academic and government organisations. Crafting evidence-based communications to support strategic decision-making. Engaging stakeholders in private, public, academic and civic sectors to drive social change. Internationally experienced with engagements across multiple sectors and disciplines.
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Engaged in research and teaching on issues pertaining to caste based exclusion, untouchability and atrocities/human right violation against the Scheduled Castes/Dalits in India. Published extensively on the issue of caste violence and diversity, and delivered numerous lectures in reputed universities both within and outside India. Currently a Professor at the Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, India.
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My research focusses on the governance of exploitative and so-called 'unfree' labour and in particular the various forms of it targeted for eradication by the Sustainable Development Goals. I conduct ethnographic and participatory action research with people defined as victims of trafficking, slavery, child labour and forced labour, and political anthropological research on the institutions that seek to protect them. My research asks why ‘victims’ are so often excluded from the policy process and tries to make sense of the way that policy-making institutions think, work and navigate their political limitations. I frequently collaborate with the international child protection agency, Terre des Hommes, on participatory action research projects with child migrants, child workers, and street-connected children to develop ground-up responses to their circumstances. I also currently lead an ERC Starting Grant that aims to trial both action research and unconditional cash transfers as potential policy responses to indecent or exploitative work in Hyderabad, India. This project partners with the Indian Network for Basic Income and Dr. Sarath Davala, who co-led the famous Indian basic income trial in Madhya Pradesh. Lastly, I founded and am one of the editors of the Beyond Trafficking and Slavery section at openDemocracy (www.opendemocracy.net/beyondslavery), which aims to put radical and grassroots commentary on ‘unfree’ or exploitative work and movement into the public domain. https://researchportal.bath.ac.uk/en/persons/neil-howard