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Holder of Bsc in Pharmaceutical sciences. Practiced Pharmacy in : Egypt and United Arab Emirates.
Entrepreneur with focus on development , utilizing nouvelle technologies to make prosthetic`s more affordable and overall improve access to Healthcare in impoverished areas , and conflict zones .
Have worked with number of non profit organizations who help needy patients to obtain required Medical equipments and prosthetics as a way to improve their living conditions.
An Independent Researcher with interest in areas including: conflicts , inclusive development , social and political mobility & dynamics.
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Research Associate at the University of Bristol School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies, within EU-funded projects on human rights, migration and cultural diversity. I convene a research challenge on Bodies, Borders, Justice for the cross-faculty institute Migration Mobilities Bristol. My work is mainly driven by a will to unveil the institutional sources of racial and other inequalities, as well as to theorise legal and political action toward social justice.
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Saher is a Researcher at the Food Systems Transformation Programme with the University of Oxford's Environmental Change Institute and an Environmental Change Research Fellow with Reuben College. Trained as an environmental scientist and geographer, she has worked on food geography, urban environmental health, and the impacts of infrastructure and fuel disruptions on urban communities. With the Environmental Change Institute, she works on an interdisciplinary portfolio of projects focused on food systems and foresight analysis.
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I am a technology policy researcher working to understand the impact of digital technologies, specially artificial intelligence (AI), on societies from a human rights, openness, inclusive access and multi-stakeholder governance perspective.
I work at UNESCO’s Digital Innovation and Transformation section in Paris as a specialist consultant. My work involves providing policy advice to governments and developing programmes for reinforcing human and institutional capacities of policymakers and civil society organisations in developing countries.
I was a Charpak Scholar in Economics and Public Policy at Sciences Po, Paris. My thematic interests include the intersection of digital technologies with human rights, media development and access to information.
In the past, I have worked with a Member of Parliament in India, the City Government of Vancouver, REN21, Paris and founded a multilingual education start-up. My writings have been published in natural and social science journals and have appeared on media platforms including The Economic and Political Weekly, The Wire, HuffPost, India Spend, Business Standard, The Quint and Scroll.
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Scholar-activist mainly based in South Africa, and committed to CJ since the early 2000s; further info here - https://www.uwc.ac.za/Biography/Pages/Prof--Patrick-Bond.aspx - and if you would need any CJ or other publications from here - https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=mE2VPFAAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao - just let me know.
Cheers,
Patrick
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I am an ecosystem ecologist that explores the vulnerability and resilience of ecosystems to global change. I am interested on how changes in the abiotic conditions – and particularly extreme drought events and modified fire regimes – affect plant form and function, and how this aggregates to diversity and ecosystem functioning. The great bulk of my professional activity in conducted in the South - in tropical environments, and I a have a strong interest in linking science with policy-making, and I currently collaborate with several local institutions, NGOs and stake-holders from Brazil, Peru, Colombia and Europe.