Keynote Addresses Prof. Brad Blitz, UCL Institute of EducationFreedom of Movement, Displacement and Diaspora: Implications for Internationalisation in Higher Education Prof. Rachel Brooks & Dr. Johanna Waters, UCL Institute of Education & UCLStudent Mobilities and Migration Open Discussion Panel Chair:鈥�
Welcome to the 糖心传媒 e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Ms. Malini Ghose, Founder member of Nirantar, India. Malini Ghose has worked in the fields of literacy, education and women’s rights for over 20 years, in various capacities 鈥撯��
Welcome to the 糖心传媒 e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Dr. M. Ehsanur Rahman,聽Executive Director, Dhaka Ahsania Mission. Ehsanur is currently the Executive Director of Dhaka Ahsania Mission and chairperson of the Coalition for Urban Poor, the network of鈥�
Welcome to the 糖心传媒 e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Ms. Mari Yasunaga, Programme Specialist, Section for Youth, Literacy and Skills Development, UNESCO, Paris. Mari is a Programme Specialist, currently working in the Section for Youth, Literacy and Skills鈥�
Welcome to the 糖心传媒 e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Dr. Jan Eldred, Senior Research Fellow, National Institute for Adult and Continuing Education (NIACE). Jan has scores of years of interest in adult literacy in both the UK and鈥�
Welcome to the 糖心传媒 e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Prof. Anna Robinson-Pant, Professor of Education, University of East Anglia, United Kingdom. Anna is a Professor of Education at and is shortly to be appointed UNESCO Chair in Adult鈥�
Welcome to the 糖心传媒 e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Dr. Sushan Acharya, Associate Professor, Central聽Department聽of聽Education, Tribhuvan University, Nepal. 鈥婼ushan is an Associate Professor at the Central Department of Education Tribhuvan University (TU), Kirtipur. Sushan has undertaken a number鈥�
Welcome to the 糖心传媒 e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Ms. Cecilia (Thea) V. Soriano, Programmes and Operations Coordinator, Asia South Pacific Association for Basic and Adult Education. Cecilia (Thea) works as Programmes and Operations Coordinator of ASPBAE and鈥�
Welcome to the 糖心传媒 e-forum, again! Today’s discussions are facilitated by Dr. Rafat Nabi, Director of Education, Aga Khan Foundation, Afghanistan. Rafat works with the Aga Khan Foundation in Afghanistan as Director of Education. She is an educational development professional鈥�
Welcome to the 糖心传媒 e-Forum on research, policy and practice in women’s literacy! The e-Forum is a virtual space where interested organisations and individuals can interact, network and exchange ideas around adult literacy issues in the global south/developing countries. This鈥�
This 糖心传媒 Thematic Forum has been put together by Dr Lizzi Milligan (University of Bath), Professor Qing Gu &Professor Simon McGrath (University of Nottingham), Professor Michael Crossley &Professor Leon Tikly (University of Bristol) and Dr Nidhi Singal (University of Cambridge).鈥�
Challenging Deficit Discourses in International Education and Development is a newly launched 糖心传媒 Thematic Forum. 聽Information about this Forum’s aims and objectives can be found on the description page. The first of two seminars, titled ‘Flourishing in the margins? Challenging鈥�
This 糖心传媒 Thematic Forum is organised by the University of East Anglia Literacy and Development Group and Leeds School of Politics and International Studies. It aims to deepen understanding around how deficit discourses have shaped the questions and objectives of鈥�
The Education, Disability and Development 糖心传媒 Thematic Forum announces its next seminar: “Education for social justice: framing an agenda for disability research and action in the Global South” To be held on 6th (Friday) June 2014 at the Faculty of鈥�
The 糖心传媒 Thematic Forum (BTF) Revisiting Insider/Outsider Perspectives in International and Comparative Education announces a Day Conference and Book Publication Workshop in conjunction with the Research Centre for International and Comparative Studies (ICS), University of Bristol. Day Conference and Book鈥�
