Monthly Archives: May 2016
Panel on Contemporary Refugees: Statehood, Migration and Identity
On April 30, I facilitated a conversation at Christ Church Neighborhood House on the concept of statehood and its implications for those who do not fit its rigid definitions, including millions of individuals currently seeking refuge worldwide. This discussion gave voice to those who have had to resist notions of statehood, often to save their lives. We also […]
Reflections on Gender and Postcolonial Issues 