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I am a data scientist, highly resourceful, and dynamic individual with the strength, ability, and enthusiasm needed for distinctive performance and a personality that attracts confidence and trust. I graduated from the Nice Sophia University with a Doctorate’s degree in economics, econometrics, and applied statistics and two years a post-doctorate Post-doctorate in computing programming and data science at Aix-Marseille University.
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National Project Officer for the Norwegian Teacher Initiative, UNESCO Office Accra
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Laura L. Kimberly, PhD, MSW, MBE is an Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery and Medical Ethics at NYU Grossman School of Medicine in New York City. Dr. Kimberly’s current work examines ethical and psychosocial implications of innovative medical and surgical interventions, with a focus on embodied selfhood, quality of life and health equity across the lifespan. Dr. Kimberly holds a PhD in social work from Columbia University, master’s degrees in bioethics and social work from the University of Pennsylvania, and an undergraduate degree in philosophy from Yale University.
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Programme Specialist leading work in Tanzania on communication and information.
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Programme specialist in social and human sciences at UNESCO Beirut.
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Individual consultant in Heritage and related management issues. Working at UNESCO's Culture unit - Beirut Office since 2016.
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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.