Programme Philipp Schwartz and Inspireurope Stakeholder Forum

26 - 27 April 2021, Virtual Conference 2 | Table of Contents & Agenda

Table of Contents Agenda...... 2

Philipp Schwartz Initiative & Academics in Solidarity...... 3

Inspireurope...... 4

Programme ...... 5

Virtual Lunchtime Fair ...... 11

Speakers ...... 12

Coaches ...... 26

Alexander von Humboldt Foundation ...... 30

The German Section of the Scholars at Risk Network ...... 31

Contact Information and Imprint ...... 33

Agenda

The Philipp Schwartz and Inspireurope Stakeholder Forum 2021 is convened jointly by the Philipp Schwartz Initiative of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the Inspireurope Project, a consortium of ten partner organisations across Europe that are committed to the protection and support of researchers at risk. Funded under the European Commission’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions and led by Scholars at Risk Europe at Maynooth University, Ireland, Inspireurope anchors the work already underway on a national level in different European countries, and lays the groundwork on a European level for durable support structures.

The 2021 Stakeholder Forum will reflect on the first five years of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative, highlight the situation and the work of displaced scholars who have found refuge in other countries, discuss the state of academic freedom in various regions and nations across the globe, and present mutual learning opportunities for at-risk scholars, academic mentors, and higher education administrators working to support at-risk academics and to strengthen academic freedom. In collaboration with Academics in Solidarity, a mentoring programme hosted at Freie Universität Berlin, a particular focus will be placed on offering information and coaching sessions for at-risk scholars who are working towards long-term professional perspectives.

Participants will include Philipp Schwartz fellows, at-risk scholars supported by other organizations, academic mentors, university administrators, partner organisations on a national, a European and a global level, and other attendees from academia, politics, civil society.

The programme represents Central European Summer Time. The expected number of participants is 400; the conference language will be English. Please note that this event is by invitation only and requires advance registration.

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AgendaAgenda Whenever political strife or armed conflict lead to a surge in forced migration, critical thinkers such as scientists and scholars are often Whenever political strife or armed conflict3 | Philipp lead toSchwartz a surge Initiative in forced & Academics migration, in Solidaritycritical thinkers such as scientists and scholars are often amongamong the thefirst first to beto displaced,be displaced, as theas thevictims victims of armedof armed conflict conflict or asor theas thetargets targets of authoritarianof authoritarianegimes. r egimes. r Many Many have have since since come come to to GermanyGermany and and found found temporary temporary shelter, shelter, in the in thecontext context of theof thePhilipp Philipp Schwartz Schwartz Initiative Initiative of theof theHumboldt Humboldt Foundation Foundation or throughor through other other programmes.programmes. However, However, challenges challenges remain, remain, centering centering around around the thequestion question of how of how to transition to transition from from what what are areusually usually temporary temporary positions positions relatingrelating to a to situation a situation of risk of riskinto into a regular a regular job jobmarket; market; in academia in academia and and beyond, beyond, in Germany in Germany or els orewhere. elsewhere. This This event event brings brings together together the the expertise of all major public research performing and research funding organisations in Germany – spearheaded by the Alexander von Philippexpertise Schwartz of all major Initiative public research performing and research funding organisations in Germany – spearheaded by the Alexander von HumboldtHumboldt Foundation Foundation in the in thecontext context of the of thePhilipp Philipp Schwartz Schwartz Initiative. Initiative. It will It willprovide provide targeted targeted information information and and networking networking opportunities opportunities for personsfor persons who who have have had had to flee to flee their their countries countries and andare arenow nowin need in need of planningof planning their their next nextcareer career steps. steps. It will It willalso also provide provide an opportunity an opportunity Underfor networking the Philipp andSchwartz learning Initiative, for host the institutions Alexander and von other Humboldt stakeholders. Foundation has been granting funding to universities and research insti- tutionsfor in networking Germany to and host learning threatened for host researchers institutions for aand period other of stakeholders. two years since 2016. The host institutions receive funding that completely covers the costs of a research fellowship or an employment contract. Sponsorship can be extended by one year under a co-financing model. In addition, the host institution is granted an allowance of € 20,000 per individual sponsored. This financial support is complemented by the provision of a platform to connect host institutions, researchers at risk and other organisations active in this field. Its highlight is the annual PhilippSupportedSupported Schwartz Forum. So far, 280 by researchersby from 19 countries have been sponsored under the Philipp Schwartz Initiative. The next call for nominations for the Philipp Schwartz Initiative will be published in June 2021. The event is a constituent part of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the German Federal Contact:The [email protected]. event is a constituent part of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the German Federal ForeignForeign Office: Office: www.philipp-schwartz-initiative.de. www.philipp-schwartz-initiative.de. The Theinitiative initiative and andthis thisevent event have have been been made made poss iblepossible through through the thegenerous generous support support of theof thefollowing following organisations: organisations:

This event is part of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation’s Philipp Schwartz Initiative, which is funded by:

Academics in Solidarity

For the coaching sessions in Track 1 on Tuesday, the Philipp Schwartz Initiative is proud to partner with “Academics in Solidarity” (AiS), drawing on their immense experience as a peer-mentoring program that connects exiled researchers and established scholars in Germany, Lebanon and Jordan. It seeks to create a network of solidarity, strengthen the value of cross-cultural research cooperation and open up new perspectives within the academic environment of the host country. AiS offers support to displaced and endangered scholars through mentoring, academic counselling, systematic network building, and funding of small research endeavors. It further benefits mentors by offering them special training as well as administrative and technical support both prior to and throughout the mentoring process. The project is hosted by Freie Universität Berlin and funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). Forum for Academic Freedom Forum for Academic Freedom

Philipp Schwartz and Inspireurope Stakeholder Forum 2021 4 | Inspireurope

Inspireurope is a 10-partner project funded under the European Commission’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions and coordinated by Scholars at Risk Europe at Maynooth University, Ireland. Inspireurope facilitates transnational cooperation across Europe to support researchers at risk. As pressures on academic freedom are growing around the world, so too are pressures on individual researchers. Inspireurope partners join forces across Europe to respond. Inspireurope’s activities include: Policy recommendations to strengthen European support for researchers at risk; Exchange and mutual learning between key actors in research and innovation in Europe; Training and guidance for researchers at risk; Train- ing and guidance for employers; and growing the network of actors supporting researchers at risk, especially in Central, Eastern & Southern Europe and in the non-academic sector. For more information please visit www.maynoothuniversity.ie/sar-europe/inspireurope

Project Partners

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International Partner

Associate Partners

The Inspireurope project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 857742.

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Programme Monday, 26 April 2021

Pre-Forum Committee Meeting

By invitation only; participants will have received the access details via email

11:00 a.m. General Assembly SAR Germany Section

Plenary

For All Participants This programme part will be made available to the public via a YouTube stream.

2:00 p.m.- Welcome 2:05 p.m. • Judith Wellen and Frank Albrecht, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation

Opening: “The Philipp Schwartz Initiative - 5 Years On” 2:05 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. • Enno Aufderheide, Secretary General, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation • Minister of State Michelle Müntefering, Federal Foreign Office

European Policy Action for Researchers at Risk 2:30 p.m.- • Michael Murphy, President, European University Association 2.45 p.m • Themis Christophidou, Director-General of Education, Youth, Sport, Culture, European Commission Introduction: Sinead O’Gorman, Director, Scholars at Risk Europe

Global responses: Measuring academic freedom 2:45 p.m.- • Robert Quinn, Executive Director, Scholars at Risk Network 3:15 p.m. • Ilyas Saliba, Research Fellow, Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi)

Coffee Break 3:15 p.m.- Get to know other participants and visit the networking carousel (this possibility is optional, you will find access details 3:45 p.m. in your personal programme). In addition, you can always talk to active participants via personal chat or via video call.

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Parallel Workshops

Participation as selected during registration 1: Rebuilding a Research Career at the Intersection of Gender and Risk • N. Ekrem Düzen, Bielefeld University • Yudit Namer, Bielefeld University • Curt Rice, Oslo Metropolitan University Moderator: Beate Scholz, Scholz CTC This programme part will be made available to the public via a YouTube stream. 2: Academic Freedom and Solidarity after Covid-19 • Latife Akyüz, Freie Universität Berlin • Melehat Kutun, Humboldt University Berlin Moderator: Eylem Çamuroglu Çığ, University of Bayreuth 3: The Loss of Cultural Heritage in Syria • Anas Al Khabour, Lund University Moderator: Thomas Meier, University of Heidelberg 4: Four Years in Germany – Navigating within Academia and Beyond • Hussain Al-Towaie, Technical University of Darmstadt Moderator: Birgit Bujard, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation

5: The Situation of Academic Freedom in Belarus • Vasil Navumau, independent researcher • Denise Roche, Scholars at Risk Europe • Olga Shparaga, European College of Liberal Arts Moderator: Gabriele Freitag, German Association for East European Studies 6: The Situation of Academic Freedom in Brazil 3:45 p.m.- • Conrado Hübner Mendes, University of São Paulo 5:00 p.m. Moderator: Katrin Kinzelbach, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg 7: The Situation of Academic Freedom in Turkey • Elçin Aktoprak, Human Rights School, Ankara • Volkan Çıdam, Boğaziçi University • Lülüfer Körükmez, HRFT Academy, İzmir Moderator: Esra Demir-Gürsel and Nazan Maksudyan, Freie Universität Berlin

8: The Researcher and Academic Freedom in West Africa: State of Play, Challenges and Perspectives • Jean-Philippe Gunn, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord Moderator: Zakiyatou Oualet Halatine, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne 9: Network-Based Initiatives: The OSUN “Threatened Scholars Initiative”, The OFF University, and the New University in Exile Consortium • Olga Selin Hünler, Freie Universität Berlin • Aysuda Kölemen-Luge, Bard College Berlin • Arien Mack, The New School of Social Research • Ertuğ Tombuş, Humboldt University Berlin / OFF University Moderator: Rose Anderson, Scholars at Risk Network

10: Established Support Programmes: The Council for At-Risk Academics (CARA), the IIE Scholar Rescue Fund (IIE-SRF) and the Scholars at Risk Network (SAR) • Sarina Rosenthal, Scholars at Risk Network • Emily Borzcik, IIE Scholar Rescue Fund • Stephen Wordsworth, Council for At-Risk Academics Moderator: Alexandros Triantafyllidis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Closing and Networking Opportunity 5:00 p.m. Get to know other participants and visit the networking carousel (this possibility is optional, you will find access details in your personal programme). In addition, you can always talk to active participants via personal chat or via video call.

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Programme

Tuesday, 27 April 2021

For National and International Partner Organizations

11:30 a.m.- Welcome and Introduction to the Day 11:35 a.m. • Sinead O’Gorman, Scholars at Risk Europe

Establishing National-Level Actions/Programmes to Support Researchers at Risk Existing national support programmes for researchers at risk may provide models for those willing to set up a new programme or activity elsewhere. Finland, France and Germany have established programmes which provide fellowships and other direct support to researchers at risk. Institutions in these and other countries have formed national SAR sections. In this session, aimed at representatives of SAR sections and individual institutions across Europe interested in 11:35 a.m.- organising at the national-level, representatives from these programmes will share their insights into what is necessary 1:00 p.m. and helpful to establish a national programme to support researchers at risk. • Frank Albrecht, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation • Orla Duke, Scholars at Risk Europe • Laura Lohéac, PAUSE Program / Collège de France • Sini Piipo, EDUFI Moderator: Ester Gallo, University of Trento/SAR Italy

For All Attendees

Virtual Lunchtime Fair 1:00 p.m.- Partner organizations of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative and the Inspireurope project, including support programmes for 3:00 p.m. researchers at risk and general research funders, will be available for informal conversations and advice, individually or in small groups (see page 11).

Parallel Workshops

Track 1: For At-Risk Scholars (see page 8) 3:00 p.m. Track 2: For Academic Mentors and Project Leads at Host Institutions (see page 10)

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Track 1: Coaching and Information Sessions for At-Risk Scholars

Plenary Kick Off: Careers in European Research Systems and in the Private Sector 3:00 p.m.- • Gordon Boelling, German Rectors’ Conference 3:45 p.m. • Matthias Ullrich, Evonik Operations GmbH Moderator: Beate Scholz, Scholz CTC

3:45-4:15 p.m. Coffee Break

4:15 p.m.- Participation as selected during registration 6:00 p.m. Some include follow-up sessions in the days after the Forum.

1: Career Strategies within/beyond Academia for STEM Scholars • Thomas Koch, academic futures Navigate the German research and innovation system; recognise your strength and development needs; set realistic goals; create a road map for personal setting; address job applications more effectively Follow Up: 28.04.2021: 9.00 a.m.-3.00 p.m.

2: Career Strategies within/beyond Academia for STEM Scholars • Christine Issa, Saminworld Career paths and opportunities between academia/profit/non-profit; academic and non-academic employers’ perspectives and expectations; mobility and flexibility between work and individual frameworks; developing a skills profile from motivations, values and capabilities; orientation about different career paths and employers’ interest; awareness for “springboard” opportunities in or out of German academia; development of a professional skills profile Follow Up: 30.04.2021: 9.00 a.m.-1.30 p.m.

3: Career Strategies within/beyond academia for Social Sciences and Humanities Scholars • Ulrike Schneeberg, deinemonster.de Gain orientation; identify strengths, values, motivations; learn storytelling techniques for effective self-presentation; understand differenc- es between job hunting/job applications within and outside academia Follow Up: 29.04.2021: 9.00 a.m.-1.00 p.m. and 30.04.2021: 9.00 a.m.-1.00 p.m.

4: Career Strategies within/beyond Academia for Social Sciences and Humanities Scholars • Anke Soemer, academic futures Navigate the German research and innovation system; recognise your strength and development needs; set realistic goals; create a road map for personal setting; address job applications more effectively Follow Up: 28.04.2021: 9.00 a.m.-3.00 p.m.

5: Strategic Networking • Eva Reichmann, beruf & leben Analyse your existing network for options to enhance it; define what you can bring into a network (potential analysis); develop a strategy for networking, targeting your individual goal; use communication techniques for successful networking; design an action plan to transfer learning outcomes Follow Up: 30.04.2021: 9.00 a.m.-12.00 noon

6: Writing Successful Research Project Proposals • Annette Kolb, coachademics The fundraising process in science; overview of the fundraising landscape for science in Germany and the EU; changing the perspective: the reviewers point of view (group excercise, plenum discussion; the logic and essence of a grant proposal (input from trainer); basics of proposal writing (input from trainer, individual and group exercises, plenum discussions); strategic considerations: structure and style Follow Up: 28.04.2021: 9.30 a.m.-4.30 p.m.

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7: Access to Industry Job Markets for STEM Scholars • Philipp Gramlich, NaturalScience.Careers Introspection: making plans based on a closer look at yourself; career options; networking; scoring a job; salary negotiations Follow Up: 28.04.2021: 9.00-11.00 a.m. & 2.00-4.00 p.m. and 29.04.2021: 9:00-11.00 a.m.

8: How to be more Employable in the Private Sector • David M. Giltner, TurningScience How is industry different than academia? Can a scientist build a rewarding industry career? How to design your private sector career path; impressing an industry manager; overcoming job search challenges Follow Up: 28.04.2021: 2.00-5.00 p.m. & 29.04.2021: 2.00-5.00 p.m.

9: Tending Ourselves, Tending the World: Introduction to Mindfulness for Activists/Academics at Risk • Ayşe Dayı, Orca Dreams Tending Ourselves, Tending the World: Introduction to Mindfulness; two or three guided practices; please wear comfortable clothes

10: Digital Security Dimensions of Working Remotely • Peter Steudtner, holistic security & media projects Raising awareness for the importance of including digital protection measures into research activities; Creating preparedness for “digital emergencies”; Creating sensitivity towards the interlinkedness of different areas of security for researchers at risk

11: Reimagining your Career Path – Establishing a Start-up • Christine Reuter & Oliver Schmidt, Freie Universität Berlin Turning a great idea into an enterprise – where to start? Funding options – who can help? Existing examples – open discussion

12: European Research Funding - Marie Skłodowska Curie Actions and ERC Grants for Frontier Research • Thomas Weitner & Edda Nitschke, Freie Universität Berlin EU research funding – what is the most adequate funding scheme for me? MSCA – individual career development and innovative research. ERC – ground breaking research by excellent individuals. Where do I find further information and guidance?

13: Career Paths within Academia and Alternative Options • Matthias Merkelbach, impulsplus Job profile and employment options; Career pathways inside and outside of German academia; Typical prerequisites of potential employers; Main aspects of networking and self-marketing; Intercultural awareness

Parallel Plenary: Managing Transitions – Reports from Academia and the Private Sector Alumni describe their paths from temporary to longer-term positions in academia and beyond. 4:15 p.m.- • Leila Papoli-Yazdi, Linneaus University 6:00 p.m. • Jeff Wilkesmann, European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT Health) • Refet Ali Yalcin, University of California, Los Angeles Moderator: Marion Gues, PAUSE Program / Collège de France

Closing and Networking Opportunity 6:00 p.m. Get to know other participants and visit the networking carousel (this possibility is optional, you will find access details in your personal programme). In addition, you can always talk to active participants via personal chat or via video call.

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Track 2: Programme for Academic Mentors and Host Institution Representatives

Parallel Workshops

Workshop 1: For Academic Mentors across Europe Academic Mentors are essential in the support structure of researchers at risk by providing academic guidance, by helping them navigate challenges in their new academic environment, by opening academic and professional networks and by helping them prepare their next steps after the current placement. This workshop aims to foster exchange among academic mentors from across Europe, inviting them to discuss their expectations and experiences with regard to supporting researchers at risk.

• Ulrike Freitag, Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient • Doris Jorde, University of Oslo • Jonathan Ngeh, University of Cologne 3:00 p.m.- Moderator: Karolina Catoni, University of Gothenburg/SAR Sweden 4:30 p.m. Workshop 2: For Philipp Schwartz Host Institution Staff: Administering Philipp Schwartz Grants Aimed at representatives of Philipp Schwartz Initiative grantee institutions, this workshop will offer advice on administrative questions, in particular recent programme adjustments, and provide an opportunity for exchange and mutual learning. • Frank Albrecht, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation • Nina Marsh, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation • Sandro Minafra, ETL-Heimfarth Auditors Moderation: Karin Ziegner, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation

Closing and Networking Opportunity 4:30 p.m. Get to know other participants and visit the networking carousel (this possibility is optional, you will find access details in your personal programme). In addition, you can always talk to active participants via personal chat or via video call.

Programme

Wednesday, 28 April 2021

Post Forum Satellites

By invitation only; participants will have received the access details via email

10:00 a.m. Steering Group SAR Germany Section

11:30 a.m. Inspireurope Coordinating Committee Meeting

2:00 p.m. Inspireurope Advisory Council

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Virtual Lunchtime Fair

Partner organizations of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative and the Inspireurope project, including support programmes for researchers at risk and general research funders, will be available for informal conversations and advice, individually or in small groups during the Forum’s virtual Lunchtime Fair on Tuesday, 27 April 2021 from 13:00 to 15.00 CEST. Join us there.

Academics in Solidarity

Academy in Exile

Alexander von Humboldt Foundation

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Baden-Württemberg Fund for Persecuted Scholars

CARA - The Council for At-Risk Academics

Chance for Science

Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)

Einstein Foundation

German Academic Exchange Service - Hilde Domin Programme

IIE Scholar Rescue Fund

Inspireurope

OFF University

PAUSE – French hosting program for scientists in exile

Philipp Schwartz Initiative

Scholars at Risk Network

Stichting voor Vluchteling-Studenten (UAF)

Threatened Scholars Initiative by the Open Society University Networks

Tönissteiner Kreis e. V. - Haus der Deutschen Wirtschaft

Regional Networks of the German Section of the Scholars at Risk Network:

Bayerisches Hochschul-Netzwerk für gefährdete Forschende

Regional Network PSI Plus (Baden-Württemberg)

Scholars at Risk Germany Section NRW Group

Philipp Schwartz and Inspireurope Stakeholder Forum 2021 20 | Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Staff Members

Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Staﬀ Members

JUDITH WELLEN BARBARA SHELDON

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Dr. Judith Wellen is head of the Strategy department at the Alex- Dr. Barbara Sheldon is Head of Division for Strategic Planning and ander von Humboldt Foundation and the Foundation’s Represen- Managing Director of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative at the Ale- tative for External Relations. She served as head of the Interna- xander von Humboldt Foundation. She has been working in the tional Strategy Offi ce at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin and as fi eld of research management for the last twenty years. Before personal advisor to the president of the university. Previously, she joining the Foundation, she worked as personal assistant to the Speakerswas head of several executive training programs at the Goethe President of the University of Heidelberg and as a fundraiser for Institut. the German Academic Exchange Service. Barbara holds a Ph.D. in American Literature from the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg. Following studies in Tübingen, Dublin, Berlin and Madrid, she was an associated fellow of the German-French graduate school “In- stitutional Orders, Text and Symbols” at École Pratique des Hau- tes Études-Sorbonne,LATIFE Paris, AKYÜZ and Technische Universität Dresden. NINAHUSSAIN MARSH AL-TOWAIE Wellen holds an M.A. in Art History and Cultural Anthropology from Humboldt Universität, and a Ph.D. with distiction in Art His- tory from Freie Universität Berlin. Her numerous grants include a Ph.D. scholarship from the Cusanuswerk (Episcopal Scholarship Foundation). Her dissertation examined the relationship between art and politics, in particular the subject of political iconography in Early Modern Spain.

Dr. Latife Akyüz received her PhD from Middle East Technical Univer- Dr.Hussain Nina Al-TowaieMarsh is the has Head been of a GuestInternal Professor Audit of at the TU-Darmstadt, Alexander von Ger - sity (METU), Ankara in 2013, with the dissertation titled “Ethnicity Humboldtmany and Foundation.been working Before as a freelance joining theconsultant Humboldt for Foundation, Water, Energy and Gender Dynamics of FRANKLiving in ALBRECHT Borderlands: The Case of Hopa-Tur- herand professional Environment expertise since February focused 2017. on managingBetween 1987 procurement and 2014 hepro- was key”. She has held positions as a visiting scholar at Indiana University cessesProfessor in thefor Thermalpublic sector. Engineering In 2018, and she Renewable received her Energy doctorate at the inUni - (2010), Binghamton University (2011–12) and the Center for Ethnic Medicalversity of Psychology Aden, Yemen. from He the was University Vice Chairman of Bonn, of theprior “World to which Clean and Migration Studies, Liege University (2014). She worked as an sheEnergy completed Conference”, trainings held inin general1 - 4 November management 2016 at at the the United London Na - Assistant Professor at Duzce University from March 2014 until 2016, Schooltion, Geneva, of Economics Switzerland. and Political Since 2001 Science he is (LSE), a member and theof theneuro- WCRE when she, like many other Academics for Peace, were dismissed from modulationCommittee ofof Chairpersonssocial behavior “WCRE: at the World California Renewable Institute Energy of Tech- Coun- her position. As a result, Dr. Akyuz was forced to flee Turkey and start- nologycil“. Between (Caltech). 2002 and 2006 he was advisor of the Yemeni Parlia- ed to work as Philipp Schwartz Fellow at Goethe University (2016- ment for Committee of Water & Environment. Hussain Al-Towaie took 2019). Her research interests are border regions, migration, ethnicity, his PhD in Energy Plant Technique at Dresden Technical University, andFrank gender. Albrecht Currently is the she Programme works as Senior Director Einstein for the Research Alexander Fellow von in Dresden, Germany, between 1983 and 1987. HumboldtHumboldt University, Foundation’s Berlin. Philipp Schwartz Initiative. He previously served as the Foundation’s Senior Coordinator for Strategic Plan- ning and as a Programme Offi cer for North America, Australia, New Zealand and Oceania. Before joining the Humboldt Founda- ROSE ANDERSON tion, he worked for United Nations Volunteers, a UNDP programme, and UK-based recruitmentANAS AL KHABOUR consulting company MRL Group. He holds an M.A. degree in Linguistics, American and German Literature from Bonn University.

Forum for Academic Freedom

Rose Anderson is Director for Protection Services at Scholars at Risk, where she oversees SAR’s work assessing applications from threat- Anas Al Khabour was born in Raqqa, Syria in 1976. He received his ened scholars and seeking temporary positions of refuge within the Masters degree in Archeology in 2010 and his Ph.D degree in Archeol- SAR Network for these scholars. Rose has been with SAR since 2015. ogy in 2012 both at the University Autonoma of Madrid, Spain. Anas Prior to joining the SAR team, Rose worked with the Human Rights currently works as researcher at Lund University, Sweden. He has Advocates Program at Columbia University, a capacity-building and previously worked as the Director of the National Museum of Raqqa training program for human rights activists from around the world. and the Director of Archaeology and Museums of Raqqa’s Governo- Rose also worked with WITNESS, where she trained activists in using rate, Syria, as well as Cultural Attaché at the Syrian Arab Cultural video for human rights documentation and developed training materi- Center of Madrid, Spain, and as researcher at the University of Goth- als. Rose received her M.A. in Human Rights from Columbia University enburg, Sweden, and the Université Libre de Brussels, Belgium. in 2014. Rose received her B.A. from the Global College program of Long Island University.

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ELÇIN AKTOPRAK EMILY BORZCIK

Dr. Elçin Aktoprak has completed her doctoral studies at Ankara Uni- Emily Borzcik is the Assistant Director of the Institute of International versity, Faculty of Political Sciences, Department of International Re- Education’s Scholar Rescue Fund (IIE-SRF), where she oversees the lations in 2008 with a dissertation entitled “Nation Building Processes administration of the IIE-SRF program, including applicant vetting, in Europe and National Minority Issues”. While she was working as an scholar placements, and the monitoring of all IIE-SRF fellowship ap- assistant professor in the same department, she was expelled from pointments. She also manages IIE-SRF’s institutional partnerships her position in February 2017 as an Academics for Peace signatory. with European partners. Mrs. Borzcik holds a B.A. in Social Welfare Among her publications are States and Nations (Tan Kitabevi, 2010), and Scandinavian Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Nationalism in the 21st Century (with ed. A. Celil Kaya) (İletişim, 2016) and an M.A. in International Education from New York University. Pri- and Democratic Representation in Plurinational States: The Kurds in or to joining IIE-SRF, she served with the Peace Corps in Armenia and Turkey (der. E. Nimni) ) (Palgrave, 2018). Her research and teaching worked in the Republic of Georgia. interests are nationalism, minority issues, and peace studies. She runs the “Identity, Minorities and Rights” chapter at the School of Human Rights. EYLEM ÇAMUROGLU ÇIĞ

GORDON BÖLLING

Dr. Eylem Çamuroglu Çığ is a Philipp Schwartz fellow at the Media Studies Department at the University of Bayreuth. She received her Masters degree in journalism in 2006 and her Ph.D degree in jour- Dr. Gordon Bölling is head of section in the International Department nalism in 2012 at Istanbul University. Çamuroğlu Çığ works at the of the German Rectors’ Conference (Hochschulrektorenkonferenz / intersections of Media Studies and Political Theory. She worked as an HRK). He is responsible for university relations to such countries as Assistant Professor in the Department of Journalism at the University the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the Nordic Countries, of Mersin until October 2016. She was dismissed from her position and Turkey. In addition, his work focuses on the internationalization in Mersin University twice, once with a decree law, as she was one of curricula and on issues of academic freedom. Gordon Bölling holds of the signatories of the “Academics for Peace” Declaration. Her a doctorate in English philology from the University of Cologne. research interests are public sphere theories, protest movements, transformation of media and digitalization.

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KAROLINA CATONI VOLKAN ÇIDAM

Karolina Catoni, international relations officer and assisting direc- Dr. Volkan Çıdam is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at tor at the International Centre at the University of Gothenburg, has Boğaziçi University, Istanbul. Since January 2019 he is a visiting schol- more than 15 years’ experience in internationalisation of higher edu- ar at the Institute of Philosophy at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin cation. Karolina is the project manager for the work with Scholars at with the support of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative of Alexander von Risk at the University of Gothenburg and has the experience of host- Humboldt Foundation. His research interests lie at the intersection of ing numerous researchers at risk. She is also the chair of the Scholars democratic theory, German Idealism, social and political thought of at Risk Network – Sweden Section, (SAR- Sweden) which includes Marx and Marxism and Critical Theory. His publications include Die members from 21 Swedish higher education institutions. She has also Phänomenologie des Widergeistes: Eine Anerkennungstheoretische the experience from coordinating a pilot-programme for newcomers Deutung von Marx’ normativer Kritik am Kapitalismus im Kapital with a PhD, aiming to integrate doctoral newcomers into Swedish (Nomos Verlag, 2012), “Historical Method and Critical Philosophy” academia through education, career coaching and academic mentor- (2016), “Adorno’s two‐track conceptualization of progress: The new ing. Karolina holds a Master of Science in Political Science from Lund categorical imperative and politics of remembrance” (2020). University, Sweden.

ESRA DEMIR-GÜRSEL THEMIS CHRISTOPHIDOU

Dr. Esra Demir-Gürsel is a Georg Forster Postdoctoral Research Fel- Themis Christophidou is the Director-General for Education, Youth, low of AvH Foundation at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Faculty of Sport and Culture of the European Commission, since March 2018. Law. After receiving her LL.M in Public Law from Istanbul University She is a civil engineer with 35 years of experience in private and pub- and MA in Human Rights from the University of Essex, she earned lic sector management. After having worked in the private sector for her PhD in Public Law from Marmara University. Her research mainly 15 years, she joined the European Commission in 2001 and held var- investigates the limits of human rights law to protect women, LGBT- ious positions, including in the Directorate-General for Regional and QI+, religious minorities and those affected by authoritarian laws Urban Policy, as Head of Cabinet of the Commissioner for Maritime and policies. Her recent publications include The European Court of Affairs and Fisheries and as Head of Cabinet of the Commissioner for Human Rights: Current Challenges in Historical Perspective (Edward Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management. Themis Christophidou is Elgar, 2021, ed. with Helmut P Aust) and a special issue on The Coun- an alumna of the civil engineering faculty of the Metsovio Polytech- cil of Europe’s Responses to the Decay of the Rule of Law and Human nic University of Athens, specialised in transport infrastructure and Rights Protections (The ECHR Law Review, forthcoming in 2021, ed. urban transport. Born in Famagusta, Cyprus, she is trilingual, fluent with Başak Çalı). in Greek, French, English.

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ORLA DUKE GABRIELE FREITAG

Orla Duke is the Programme Manager for SAR Europe. Orla is re- Gabriele Freitag is a historian with special a special interest in East- sponsible for managing the day to day activities of the EU-funded ern Europe and managing director of the German Association for Inspireurope project, and other core SAR Europe activities. Prior to East European Studies (Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Osteuropakunde joining SAR Europe, Orla worked for Trócaire; one of Ireland’s leading / DGO) in Berlin. Previously she was as research associate at the Re- international NGOs, providing programmatic and organisational ad- search Center for East European Studies, University of Bremen and vice and support to local partner organisations working on humani- managing director of the Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures tarian, human rights and livelihoods programmes across Africa, Asia, and Societies at Freie Universitaet Berlin. Her dissertation was on the Middle East and Central America. She has also previously worked Jewish migration in the early years of the Soviet Union. Since 2015 with Sightsavers International, Irish Aid; the Government of Ireland’s Gabriele Freitag has been general secretary of the International official international development aid programme and the European Council for Central and East European Studies. Commission’s civil protection and humanitarian aid operations office (ECHO) in Brussels. Orla holds a MSc in Humanitarian Action from the University College Dublin and a BA in Public Administration from the University of Limerick. She is also an adjunct professor at the ULRIKE FREITAG Centre for Global Health at Trinity College Dublin.

N. EKREM DÜZEN

Ulrike Freitag is a historian of the modern Middle East and director of Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient (ZMO) in conjunction with a professorship at Freie Universität Berlin (since 2002). She obtained her PhD in 1990 from Freiburg University and has lectured at the Open University, Hagen (1991) and the School of Oriental and African Stud- N. Ekrem Düzen (a Philipp Schwartz alumnus) is a researcher at ies, University of London (1993-2002). After writing her PhD on mod- Bielefeld University, Institute for Interdisciplinary Research on Con- ern Syrian historiography, she published Indian Ocean Migrants and flict and Violence (IKG). MS in Clinical Psychology, MS in Philosophy State Formation in Hadhramaut, Leiden 2003). Her latest book is A of Science, PhD in Applied Psychology. Psychotherapist. Trainer and History of Jeddah. The Gate to Mecca in the Nineteenth and Twenti- consultant to civil society organizations. Main works include adapta- eth Centuries (Cambridge, New York 2020). ZMO’s very diverse facul- tion and standardization of intelligence tests, developmental scales, ty facilitates the regular integration of new international colleagues. and measurement devices; program and material production on child and adolescent development; youth work; psychocultural formation of agency (person in action), self (locus of experience), and individual (member of a society). Currently working on transnational home-making and diaspora-shaping; youth mobility; everyday repro- duction of discrimination, othering, and exclusion.

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ESTER GALLO JEAN-PHILIPPE GUNN

Ester Gallo is Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology and Born in Togo (West Africa), Jean-Philippe Gunn holds a PhD in African Social Research, University of Trento. She is University Delegate for political history from Suleyman Demirel University in Isparta (Turkey). Academic and International Solidarity: within this mandate she has He is currently a postdoctoral researcher at Pléiade laboratory in Par- developed since 2018 projects related to the protection of at-risk is (Université Sorbonne Paris Nord) as a PAUSE laureate (Collège de scholars, to advocacy training and campaigns, and dissemination France). His current research focuses on the relation between family activities on forced migration and higher education. Since 2019 she succession and political power in Africa, with the example of Togo co-coordinates Scholars at Risk Italy, along with Claudia Padovabni and Gabon. This research consists of re-questioning the concept of and Francesca Helm of the University of Padova. political governance in Africa through new paradigms. Beyond this main topic, he conducts further research on the nature of the State in present days in Africa, governance, identity and conflicts problems. He is now particularly interested in academic freedoms and human MARION GUES rights in West Africa.

ZAKIYATOU HALATINE

Marion Gues joined the French hosting program for scientists in exile (PAUSE) in May 2020. She manages European and international projects and funding and assists scientists in exile to identify host institutions in France. Before joining PAUSE, she held the position of Science and Innovation Officer at the French Embassy in South Zakiyatou Halatine grew up in Timbuktu and obtained a civil engi- Africa. She was in charge of fostering cooperation between French neering degree in Kiev. She was appointed Minister in charge of Tour- and South African higher education and research institutions, includ- ism and Handicrafts and worked as a civil servant in her country, for ing developing collaborations between public research and industry. UNDP, USAID and UNIDO headquarters in Vienna. Her main topic is She previously worked at the National Centre for Scientific Research adult training and capacity building. She developed a training meth- (CNRS) as the cooperation Officer in charge of South-East Asia and od against disparities that earned recognition and trained hundreds China then as a European Affairs Officer. of learners. She was inducted into the French Legion d’Honneur and received a UN medal after her keynote address to the Women, War and Peace in Africa conference. After her home and training center were ransacked by a mob including men in uniform, she fled her country. She published several books during her exile, including De- sert Passions, and is currently writing on traditional medicine. Sup- ported first by SAR at University of Tromsø, Norway, she joined IMAF in 2019 (University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) under PAUSE Pro- gram (Collège de France).

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CONRADO HÜBNER MENDES DORIS JORDE

Conrado Hübner Mendes is a professor of constitutional law at the I am a Professor in science educator with my degree from UC Berke- University of São Paulo (USP). He has a PhD in law at the University of ley (1984) and working in Norway since 1984 at the University of Oslo Edinburgh and a PhD in policial science at the USP. He has also been (UiO). My research activities have concentrated on classroom studies a researcher at LAUT - Center for the Analysis of Liberty and Author- and internet based resource development for science. Internation- itarianism and coordinated the research on the Brazilian case of aca- al cooperation has been an important element in my research and demic freedom, commissioned by Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi) teaching activities at UiO. I served as President of the European Sci- ence Education Association from 2003 – 2007. I became vice rector of the University of Oslo in 2009. In 2011. I worked as the director of the national center for science education, before taking on my current OLGA SELIN HÜNLER position as Director of the national center of excellence in teacher education at the University of Oslo.

KATRIN KINZELBACH

Dr. Olga Hünler received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Middle East Technical University. Between 2016 and 2019, she was granted the Philipp Schwartz Fellowship founded by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, and she was hosted at the Bremen University, Department of Social Anthropology and Cultural Studies, Germany. Since August 2019, she is a fellow of the Academy in Exile's Critical Katrin Kinzelbach is professor at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, teaching Thinking Residency Program at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. She the international politics of human rights. Before joining FAU in 2019, is also a guest researcher at the Margherita von Brentano Center for she was associate director of the Global Public Policy Institute (Ber- Gender Studies. She is a board member of the Off-University for the lin). During this time, she initiated the Academic Freedom Index to- 2020-2021 term. gether with the V-Dem Institute (University of Gothenburg) and the Scholars at Risk Network. She also taught at the Central European University (Budapest) as a visiting professor. More recently, she published an open access book entitled Researching Academic Freedom (FAU University Press). In 2011, Kinzelbach received the Körber Foun- dation’s “Deutscher Studienpreis”, which honours outstanding PhD research of particular value to society. From 2001-2007 she worked for the United Nations.

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AYSUDA KÖLEMEN-LUGE MELEHAT KUTUN

Aysuda Kölemen received her Ph.D. in Political Science from the Uni- She has received her PhD from Gazi University, Ankara. She has been versity of Georgia, Athens, USA in 2010. She worked as an assistant a visiting PhD student at University of York (2009-2010), researcher professor in Turkey until 2017 when she was dismissed from her job at University of York in England (2015-2016). While she was working for refusing to withdraw her signature from the 2016 Peace Petition. in Mersin University, Turkey, was purged and banned for signing the Kölemen was a Philipp Schwartz Initiative research fellow from 2019 “Academics for Peace Petition in 2016. She was a guest lecturer and to 2020 at Bard College Berlin (BCB). She is currently a project coor- Philipp Schwartz fellow (2017-2020) at Universität Kassel. She is cur- dinator for Threatened Scholars Integration Initiative (TSI), a new- rently Einstein research fellow at Humboldt Universität and works on ly launched international scholarship program, which offers 12-24 the contemporary political theory, critical state theories, Turkish pol- month fellowships at OSUN institutions to scholars who are at risk itics and migration politics. Her latest editorial book, with Babacan, as a result of their actions against authoritarianism and inequities. E., Pınar, E., Yılmaz, Z., is Regime Change in Turkey. Neoliberal Au- thoritarianism, Islamism,and Hegemony, Routladge: London.

LÜLÜFER KÖRÜKMEZ LAURA LOHÉAC

Dr. Lülüfer Körükmez has taken her PhD degree from Ege Universi- ty, Department of Sociology in 2012 with a dissertation on “Labor Since May 2017, Laura Lohéac has been the Executive Director of the migration from Armenia to Turkey and transnational migrant net- French hosting program for scientists in exile (‘Programme d’Aide à works”. She worked at Ege University until 2017. Since 2017, she has l’Accueil en Urgence des Scientifiques en Exil’ - PAUSE) at Collège been working as a researcher at the Human Rights Foundation of de France. As an expert in international and strategic issues, Lau- Turkey. Her research interests are international migration, gender, ra Lohéac held several positions successively: at the French General transnationalism, and discrimination. Secretariat for National Defence, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as the advisor in charge of speeches for the Minister, at the Ministry of Defence, and at the office of the Secretary of State for Higher Ed- ucation and Research, where, as advisor in charge for international solidarity actions, she established PAUSE. Laura Lohéac is a graduate of the Ecole Normale Supérieure, the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University and the Paris Institute of Polit- ical Studies.

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ARIEN MACK THOMAS MEIER

Arien Mack is the Alfred and Monette Marrow Professor of Psychol- Thomas Meier was trained as an archaeologist at the university of ogy at The New School for Social Research, where she has edited Munich. He focusses on medieval archaeology, human-environmental Social Research since 1970. She established the Social Research con- interactions and on theory of archaeology. His publications include ference series in 1988, which she continues to direct at the Center several papers on the societal construction and use of heritage. Cur- for Public Scholarship. Arien was also the founder and director of rently, he holds a professorship in pre- and early history at the univer- the Journal Donation Project, which from 1990 until 2018 provided sity of Heidelberg, Germany. He has been director of the Heidelberg low-cost academic and research journals to libraries and universi- Center for the Environment and now acts as director of the newly ties in countries where access has been difficult for political and/ founded Käte Hamburger Center for Apocalyptic and Post-Apocalyp- or economic reasons. In 2007, she launched Endangered Scholars tic Studies in Heidelberg. At the moment he is hosting a colleague by Worldwide, dedicated to drawing attention to the plight of scholars, help of the Philipp-Schwartz-Initiative for the second time. students, and researchers around the world whose lives and livelihoods are under threat due to the nature of their work or political positions. In 2018 she launched and now directs the New University in Exile Consortium, which currently has 18 universities and colleges SANDRO MINAFRA as members and is host to 23 endangered, exiled scholars from 10 countries. As a research psychologist, her current interests focus on perception, cognition, and attention. Her publications include more than 60 articles as well as books and the co-authored volume Inat- tentional Blindness (MIT Press 1998).

NAZAN MAKSUDYAN Sandro Minafra is German Public Accountant and Managing Partner at ETL-Heimfarth GmbH Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft, a professional service firm based in Koblenz. He has more than 15 years of experience in auditing of financial statements and other services for clients in the industrial and service sector. In particular Mr. Minafra has a wide spread of experience in ‘use-of-funds’ audits for nonprof- it organizations. Before he joined ETL Heimfarth GmbH in 2018 he worked for an international audit firm in Bonn, Germany, for more than 10 years years. Dr. Nazan Maksudyan is Einstein Guest Professor at the Freie Univer- sität Berlin and a research associate at the Centre Marc Bloch, Ber- lin. She was a EUME Fellow 2009–2010 at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin and an Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung Postdoctoral Fellow at the ZMO in 2010–2011. Her research mainly focuses on the history of children and youth in the late Ottoman Empire, with special interest in gender, sexuality, education, humanitarianism, and non-Mus- lims. Among her publications are Orphans and Destitute Children in the Late Ottoman Empire (Syracuse University Press, 2014), ed. Wom- en and the City, Women in the City (Berghahn, 2014); Ottoman Chil- dren and Youth During World War I (Syracuse University Press, 2019), eds. with Hilal Alkan, Urban Neighbourhood Formations: Boundaries, Narrations and Intimacies (Routledge, 2020).

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MICHELLE MÜNTEFERING YUDIT NAMER

Michelle Müntefering has been Minister of State at the German Fed- Yudit Namer is a clinical psychologist and researcher in public mental eral Foreign Office since 2018. From 2015 to 2017 she was spokesper- health. She holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Boğaziçi Univer- son of the SPD parliamentary group on cultural relations and educa- sity, Istanbul, Turkey. She worked as a psychotherapist in Istanbul for tion policy. Michelle Müntefering has been a Member of the German ten years; her practice was rooted in relational psychoanalytic, as Bundestag since 2013. Born in Herne, she describes herself as a child well as existential psychotherapy traditions. With a number of LG- of the Ruhr-Area and was directly elected as a Member of the German BTQ+ non-governmental organisations in Turkey, she has contribut- Bundestag in her constituency Herne-Bochum II in 2013 and 2017. ed to developing training programs for mental health professionals Michelle Müntefering holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism Stud- in providing mental health care for LGBTQ+ clients to improve ac- ies. cess to mental health care. A Philipp Schwartz alumnus, she currently works at the School of Public Health, Bielefeld University as a project leader investigating the mental health care access of minor refugees in Germany and as a principal co-investigator at Research Institute MICHAEL MURPHY Social Cohesion investigating the relationship between social cohesion and marginalised groups’ access to health care.

VASIL NAVUMAU

Michael Murphy is the current President of the EUA and has previously held a variety of leadership roles including President of Univer- sity College Cork (UCC) for a decade, Vice-Chancellor of the National University of Ireland, Chair of the Health Research Board of Ireland, Chair of the Irish Universities Association, Chair of the Permanent Vasil Navumau completed his PhD at the Institute of Philosophy Working Group (PWG) of European Hospital Doctors. He has been ac- and Sociology at the Polish Academy of Sciences. His research in- tive in many academic organisations in Europe and the United States. terests lie at the intersection of such areas as comparative analysis of contemporary protest trends in the Eastern European countries, challenges to the local societies and cultures under the influence of globalization and ICTs, analysis of social media and digital commu- nities. Within five years of his academic endeavors, he implemented several research projects in Germany, Estonia, Sweden and Poland, focusing on the analysis of the transformation of societies and activ- ism in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine with the advent of the Internet, which resulted in several publications.

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JONATHAN NGEH LEILA PAPOLI-YAZDI

Jonathan Ngeh is a visiting scholar and a Principal Investigator at the Leila Papoli-Yazdi is a Scholar at Risk at the Department of Cultural Global South Studies Center (GSSC) Cologne. He received his PhD in Sciences, Linneaus University. She is an archaeologist of the recent sociology from the University of Umeå with a dissertation on the past. Since 2003, she concentrated on the disaster archaeology of everyday experiences of African migrants in Sweden. He is engaged Bam, a city destroyed dramatically by an earthquake. Afterward, in research in the field of Human Trafficking within the context of she directed several projects in Pakistan, Kuwait, and Iran. The main migration from Africa to the Arab Gulf States. Before moving to the themes of her researches are oppression, gender, colonialism, and GSSC in 2019 he thought courses in Development Theory and Policy violence. Her works on political oppositions and nationalism from an at the University of Bamenda, Cameroon. archaeological viewpoint can be cited as pioneer works in Iran. Her works have been mostly published in scholarly anthropological and archaeological journals such as World Archaeology, Archaeologies, and International Journal of Historical Archaeology and also as chap- SINEAD O’GORMAN ters in edited volumes or as monographs in Persian and English. Her last published book is The Politics of the Past: The Representation of the Ancient Empires by Iran's the Modern States in which she is a co-author with Maryam Dezhamkhooy. She lost her job as a professor of archaeology in 2012 and was the target of political pressure in Iran for over a decade. Subsequently, she applied to SAR and is working as a SAR scholar in Sweden since 2019. She is currently working as visiting researcher at the Linneaus University.

Sinead O’Gorman directs Scholars at Risk’s European office-SAR Eu- rope-hosted at Maynooth University, Ireland. SAR Europe coordinates activities of European partners and national SAR sections in Europe SINI PIIPPO to promote academic freedom and to advance opportunities for at- risk scholars. Ms. O’Gorman joined Scholars at Risk’s New York office in 2007, previously serving as SAR’s Deputy Executive Director. Before joining SAR, Sinead previously held programme and research positions at the Institute of International Education (IIE) in New York, the Council for Assisting Refugee Academics (CARA) in London and at the Irish Council for International Students (ICOS) in Dublin. She holds an MSc in Development Studies from the London School of Eco- nomics, an MA in French from the Université de Montréal, a BA in Sini Piippo is a Senior Programme Manager and International Contact English and French from Trinity College Dublin. Ms. O’Gorman was Point for Finland in the Erasmus+ programme at the Finnish National a pensionnaire étrangère at the Ecole normale supérieure (ENS), rue Agency for Education EDUFI where her work focuses on internation- d’Ulm, and holds a Diploma in Translation (DipTrans) from the Char- alization of higher education. Her work includes different initiatives tered Institute of Linguists. linked to higher education in emergencies: supporting at-risk scholars in Finland, building the capacity of the higher education in crisis areas as well as supporting integration of refugees and migrants. She has also worked in Eritrea in the framework of managing a bilateral capacity building programme.

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ROBERT QUINN DENISE ROCHE

Robert Quinn is a human rights advocate, lecturer, lawyer, and found- Denise is the Advocacy Manager at SAR Europe, and leads the work ing executive director of Scholars at Risk (SAR). SAR is an internation- to expand, coordinate and support advocacy in Europe to promote al network of more than 500 higher education institutions and thou- academic freedom. Denise has over ten years’ experience working sands of individuals over 40 countries dedicated to protecting at-risk across the private, public and non-for-profit sectors. Before joining scholars, promoting academic freedom and defending everyone’s SAR Europe, she was the Legal and Policy Officer at the Women’s freedom to think, question and share ideas. Mr. Quinn is the host of Council of Ireland. Prior to that she worked for Ireland’s Law Reform the Free to Think podcast, and author of, among others, The Fight to Commission, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Irish Protect – and Define – Academic Freedom, in Academe, the magazine Mission to the United Nations in New York, and acted as a Judicial of the AAUP, October 2019; Free speech is not enough, in AAC&U, Fellow of the High Court. She is a qualified solicitor, holds an LLM in Diversity & Democracy, summer 2017; and V.E.R.I.T.A.S., opening re- Advanced Legal Practice from Northumbria Law School, England, and marks at the Scholars at Risk 2018 Global Congress. He is a co-edi- a BCL (International) Degree from University College Cork, Ireland. tor on Free to Think, SAR’s annual reports on attacks on universities worldwide (November 2019), and co-lead instructor on the free online course Dangerous Questions: Why Academic Freedom Matters. SARINA ROSENTHAL

CURT RICE

Sarina Rosenthal is the Senior Program Officer for Protection Services at Scholars at Risk, where she assesses applications for assistance from potentially at-risk scholars and works with scholars and univer- Curt Rice is the Rector of OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University. He sities to seek placements within the network. Prior to joining the SAR has held the position since August 2015. He is the first non-Norwe- team, Sarina worked in refugee case management and employment gian who has been at the helm of an institution for higher education services with Lutheran Social Services and the International Rescue in Norway. Rice works to pursue his conviction that research and ed- Committee in Maryland. She also spent time teaching English and ucation are essential to improving society, and that making univer- conducting research on urban refugee education in Kampala, Ugan- sities better therefore has the potential to make societies better. In da. Sarina received her Ed.M. in International Education Policy from addition to his work as Rector, he leads Norway’s Committee on Gen- the Harvard Graduate School of Education in 2015 and her B.A. in der Balance and Diversity in Research. Before becoming Rector, Rice Politics from Bates College. was Professor of Linguistics at the University of Tromsø (UiT), where he both served as Vice Rector for Research & Development and was the founding director of UiT’s first Norwegian Center of Excellence.

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ILYAS SALIBA OLGA SHPARAGA

Ilyas Saliba is research fellow at the Global Public Policy Institute Olga Shparaga studied Philosophy in Belarus and Germany. She cur- (GPPi) in Berlin, where he focuses on democracy and human rights in rently curates the concentration “Contemporary Society, Ethics and the Middle East and North Africa and contributes to GPPi’s work on Politics” at the European College of Liberal Arts, Minsk (Belarus, measuring academic freedom. Ilyas is currently completing his PhD at https://eclab.online/en). She was a Research Fellow at the Ruhr-Uni- Humboldt University Berlin and is a research fellow at the Research versity Bochum and Technical University of Freiburg (Germany), Unit Democracy and Democratization at WZB Berlin Social Science Centre for Theoretical Study (CTS, Prague, Czech Republic), at the Center. In the course of his research, he has conducted extensive Warsaw University of Technology (Poland) and New School of New fieldwork in Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia and has been a visiting re- York (USA). Her book Community-after-Holocaust: on the way to the searcher at the European University Institute in Florence, as well as inclusion society (Minsk: ECLAB books, 2018) was recognized as the Oxford University, the American University in Cairo and the Ecole de best philosophical monograph of 2018 by the International Congress Gouvernance et d’Economie in Rabat. of Researchers of Belarus, and was shortlisted for the “Book of the Year- 2018” by the Belarusian PEN Center. Since August is a member of the Coordination Council initiated by the exiled presidential can- didate Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya in order to enable a peaceful and BEATE SCHOLZ orderly transfer of power in Belarus. She received a 15 day sentence and after release on 24. October because of a new 12 day sentence was enforced to leave Belarus. Here you can find more information: https://eclab.online/en/lecturers/olga-shparaga

ERTUĞ TOMBUŞ

Dr Beate Scholz is founder and director of Scholz CTC GmbH. As strategy consultant, trainer, coach, reviewer and researcher, she focuses on researchers’ career development with special attention to doctoral education and equal opportunity. She works internationally with individual researchers and research policy makers as well as with universities, research funders and research performing institutions. Since 2007, she is a member of the global research network ‚Forces and Forms of Change of Doctoral Education Worldwide’ (University Ertuğ Tombuş is a Senior Research Associate at the Department of of Washington, Seattle). She is also a project partner of Inspireurope, Social Sciences, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin and the academic co- an initiative to support, promote and integrate researchers at risk in ordinator of the Center for Comparative Research on Democracy. He Europe. is also a board member of Off-University. Before joining HU-Berlin, he taught at Columbia University, The New School for Liberal Arts, Eugene Lang College, Western Connecticut State University, State University of New York, and Izmir University of Economics. He is the managing editor of Constellations: An International Journal of Criti- cal and Democratic Theory since 2009. He was a visiting research fellow at Northwestern University and Yale University. He holds a Ph.D. in political science and mainly working on political and democratic theory, comparative constitutionalism and theories of populism.

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ALEXANDROS TRIANTAFYLLIDIS JEFF WILKESMANN

Associate Professor, School of Biology AUTh, Biologist with PhD stud- Ph.D. in Biochemistry (Johannes Gutenberg-University of Mainz, Ger- ies on “Population genetics of animal organisms”. Member of Aris- many). Professor at the Chemistry Department, University of Carabo- totle University of Thessaloniki, Greece since 2004, with sabbatical bo (Venezuela). Guest Professor at the University of Applied Sciences studies in Katholieke Universitet Leuven (2010) and University of Ox- Mannheim, Germany. Lecturer at the Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooper- ford (2019). Collaborated in National and EU projects on food tracea- ative State University Mannheim, Germany. Senior Research Fellow bility and biodiversity conservation of Greek animal species. Member at the Integrative Cell Biology Laboratory, Durham University, Unit- of School of Biology and Aristotle University Committees on Pro- ed Kingdom. Visiting Lecturer at ENSAT (Ecole Nationale Supérieure grammes of Studies, Evaluation, Accreditation, Erasmus, ECTS and Agronomique de Toulouse) Toulouse, France. Among some of the ad- international mobility and affairs. Involved in projects related to the ministrative roles at the Univ. Carabobo were: Head of the Graduate Social Responsibility of Universities such as “S.U.C.RE.: Supporting Students Office, Head of the Faculty Research Office, and Head of the University Community Pathways for Refugees-Migrants” (Εrasmus+ Chemistry Department. Founder and Director of the Environmental, KA2 funded) and “INSPIREUROPE-Initiative To Support, Promote, Biology and Chemistry Research Centre. Philipp Schwartz Initiative And Integrate Researchers@Risk In Europe” (H2020-MSCA-funded). Fellow at the Hochschule Mannheim, Germany, 2018-2020. Currently Currently also member of the Aristotle University team implementing working as Education Manager at the European Institute of Innova- the University Alliance: “EPICUR European Partnership for an Innova- tion and Technology, EIT Health, Germany. tive Campus Unifying Regions”.

STEPHEN WORDSWORTH MATTHIAS ULLRICH

Stephen Wordsworth has been Executive Director of Cara (the Council Family father living in Essen. Born and raised in Kassel, chemistry for At-Risk Academics) since 2012. Cara, established in 1933, works studies in Wuerzburg, PhD in Muenster with Norbert Mitzel. Initial- in partnership with a network of over 120 universities in the UK and a ly pursuing academic path, thus Humboldt postdoc in Canada with growing number abroad to rescue academics around the world who Doug Stephan. Switched gears towards industry amidst financial are suffering as a result of discrimination, persecution, violence and crisis, starting at Evonik in 2010. Several positions in R&D and pro- conflict and get them to safe places where they can continue their duction, located in Germany and China. Since 2017 responsible for work. It also runs regional programmes to support academics who market intelligence within one Evonik business line. Hobbies include have been forced into local exile, or who are continuing to work on music especially drums. in their own countries despite the risks. Through its two Programmes Cara is currently working with over 500 academics. Before joining Cara, Stephen was a career member of the UK Diplomatic Service, where his last two posts were as Deputy Head of Mission in Moscow (2003-2005) and British Ambassador in Belgrade (2006-2010).

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REFET ALI YALCIN

I am Refet Ali YALCIN, currently a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department of University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). While I was a PhD student and Teach- ing Assistant in Bogazici University, Turkey; I signed a petition that condemned the crimes of Turkish Republic against Kurds. As a result,the prosecutor asked for my imprisonment and we came to Uni- versite de Poitiers, France with my family in 2019 thanks to the PAUSE programme. In France, I found time and opportunity to complete my previous studies and performed new ones with my new colleagues. After a year in which I gained considerable experience and publications, I started to apply for the funds and managed to get prestigious Fulbright and MSCA Fellowships.

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AYŞE DAYI PHILIPP GRAMLICH

Orca Dreams NaturalScience.Careers

Born and raised in Istanbul, Turkey, Ayşe currently lives in Berlin. She Dr. Philipp Gramlich has studied and researched chemistry (>1900 ci- left Turkey in 2016, after losing her academic position due to signing tations, Researchgate 2021) at five universities in Germany, Australia the petition “We will not be a party to this crime.” Ayşe has BSc in and Scotland. He gained experience in industry, first at baseclick, a Psychology and Political Science and PhD in Human Development biotechnology start-up and later at Eurofins Genomics as Teamleader & Family Studies and Women’s Studies. After working in academia R&D, QC and Analytics, being responsible for up to 22 staff. Since over 15 years with the last 4 years as an academic in exile (in France, 2016, he is fully focusing on his work as co-founder of NaturalSci- Switzerland and Germany), in November 2020 Ayşe founded Orca ence.Careers. He specialises in seminars and talks about career de- Dreams: Platform for Mindful Living (www.orca-dreams.com) where velopment, leadership and communication. He mainly works with she offers courses, programs and private coaching to individuals academic researchers (PhD students to professors) in order to en- and institutions, integrating her knowledge and experience from hance their academic careers or to help them transition into other academia, social justice work and mindfulness to serve the public employment fields. Since 2016, he regularly writes career columns for in different ways. Nachrichten aus der Chemie.

DAVID GILTNER CHRISTINE ISSA

TurningScience Saminworld

David Giltner has spent more than twenty years developing cut- Is an advisor, trainer, coach and co-founder of SAMINWORLD in Dues- ting-edge photonics technologies into commercial products in the seldorf. She is a registered merchant (IHK), a certified coach (DGfC) fields of optical communications, remote sensing, directed energy, and a Geographer with a PhD in Geographical Conflict Research. She and scientific instrumentation. In 2017 he started TurningScience to has years of project management experience in industry, academia provide training and support for scientists of all disciplines seeking and development cooperation. After her vocational education as a to enter the private sector as employees, collaborators, or entrepre- Merchant, she studied Geography, Economy and Islamic Science. She neurs. David is the author of the book Turning Science into Things worked as a project controller for the mobile branch of Telekom Ger- People Need and is an internationally recognized speaker and men- many and for RKW Architecture and Urban Development. She has a tor on the topics of technology commercialization, product devel- long-standing working experience in industry and scientific project opment, and career design. David has a BS and PhD in physics and management. She is specialized on sustainable learning and expert holds six patents in the fields of laser spectroscopy and optical com- in conflict management, cross-cultural collaboration and sustainable munications. leadership. She works as an advisor for collaboration in Higher Edu- cation and Development Cooperation in Afghanistan. She conducts coaching and training for universities, scientific institutions, and companies. She is the author of several publications in the field of Geographical Development Research.

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THOMAS KOCH MATTHIAS MERKELBACH

academic futures / impulsplus Research Management Consultancy

Thomas Koch is a research management consultant and certified Matthias Merkelbach, professional certified coach, since 2009 trainer business trainer and coach. He provides hands-on workshops and in- and seminar leader for Impulsplus on topics of career planning, job dividual guidance for researchers to realise their research ideas and application, team building and communication in science and busi- career objectives. He also supports higher education institutions and ness. Author of textbooks for Cornelsen Verlag, Berlin. Until 2011, research consortia in implementing strategic initiatives and prepar- director of studies at the ISD GmbH - Sprachen & Kommunikation, ing grant proposals. Holding a PhD in physical chemistry from the UK, Stuttgart. Lectured regularly at the Frankfurt Book Fair, Expolingua, he builds on 10 years of international experience as a researcher and the conference Sprachen & Beruf, etc. Master’s degree in Philoso- 12 years of professional experience as a research manager and senior phy and German Literature at the Free University, Berlin. Lecturer in administrator at universities in Bochum (RUB) and Munich (LMU). German language and literature as well as trainer for German as a second language and German for professionals, e.g. at the Korean National University of Education in South Korea, and for various in- stitutes in Berlin. Resident in Stuttgart and since 2010 owner and ANNETTE KOLB author of the web portal der Film Noir de.

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EDDA NITSCHKE

Freie Universität Berlin

Prof. Dr. Annette Kolb studied and received her doctorate in biology and is a certified systemic coach (DGfC). After a career of almost twenty years in science as research assistant, junior professor, professor and science coordinator in Bielefeld, Bochum, Mainz, Frank- furt a.M., Australia, Canada and Uganda, Ms. Kolb started her own Edda Nitschke – Studied German Language and Literature as well business in 2014 as a consultant and trainer for academics. as University Management. 2009 and 2019: among other things working as project manager of several European collaborative projects at Université Paris Descartes and as grants advisor at Sciences Po Paris (France). Since 2019 advisor for ERC measures and science awards within the team “Research Funding and Information” at Freie Universität Berlin.

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EVA REICHMANN OLIVER SCHMIDT

beruf & leben Freie Universität Berlin

Since 2011 owner of beruf & leben GbR and working as trainer and Oliver Schmidt is a start-up consultant and innovation manager at consultant, focus on career planning, doctoral studies, job-related Freie Universität Berlin. He develops social work perspectives in co- competences and University teaching. 2004 to 2010 establishing and operation with the Paritätischer Wohlfahrtsverband, and participates coordinating a service unit for study, teaching and career at an uni- in a network of European universities and colleges to promote start- versity Prior to that 7 years consulting and training for HR and OD in ups. He likes to explain the world in lectures and workshops consid- the private sector. 1990 - 2001 teaching and research at the Universi- ering sustainability management and corporate strategy. ty of Bielefeld. She works with universities nationwide, allowing ideas from other areas to be incorporated into her work - and she knows both Academia and the private sector from practical experience. ULRIKE SCHNEEBERG

deinemonster.de CHRISTINE REUTER

Freie Universität Berlin

Dr. Ulrike Schneeberg works as a career trainer, coach and author. Her book Monster zähmen - Ein Übungs- und Unterhaltugnsbuch für Geisteswissenschaftler*innen auf Jobsuche (engl: Taming monsters - Dr. Christine Reuter has been working as an innovation manager at an exercise and entertainment book for humanities scholars on the the Freie Universität Berlin since 2017. In this role, she accompanies job hunt) deals with questions and answers of how to overcome hin- deep tech scientific ideas and helps to develop them into startups dering beliefs and emotions while on the threshold between universi- with a focus on life sciences. Christine Reuter has studied Biochem- ty and the job market. She received her B.A. in Modern and Medieval istry at Imperial College, London and graduated with a PhD from the Languages from the University of Cambridge and was a scholar of University of London focusing on the host immunity of tuberculosis. the German Academic Scholarship Foundation (Studienstiftung des After that, she has started several companies, the first one being deutschen Volkes). After her M.A. in Comparative Literature (Freie an internet portal for patient health, followed by a bilingual school Universität Berlin) and her PhD in American Studies (Humboldt-Uni- chain and a DNA testing company for the agricultural market. Follow- versität zu Berlin), she worked as a marketing manager and fundraising that, she went back to the bench as a Scientist for several years er in two start-ups in the educational sector. She is mother of two to learn about the fascinating new world of genetic engineering em- children. powered by the Crispr/cas9 system. These career stages turned her into an ideal “translator” between the worlds of Science and Entre- preneurship. She enjoys encouraging young scientists to lose their fear of the “unkown” world of the market and just give ideas and innovation room to grow.

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ANKE SOEMER THOMAS WEITNER

academic futures Freie Universität Berlin

Dr. Thomas Weitner - Studied biology and philosophy at Ruhr-Univer- sität Bochum; 2012 PhD in philosophy; 2012-2015 coordinator of the Graduate School “Research School Plus” at Ruhr-Universität; since 2015 research officer in the team “Research Funding and Informa- tion” of Freie Universität Berlin, where he is responsible, among oth- Anke Soemer has worked in science management for over 20 years er things, for advising on applications for DFG, BMBF, EU, and foun- and is an expert in research and transfer. At the Fraunhofer-Ge- dation projects (primarily in social sciences and humanities), as well sellschaft, she is a Senior Advisor in the Presidential Department as contract research; since 2020 deputy team leader and responsible with a focus on research strategy and policy. Previously, she was for research strategy and special projects of the Freie Universität’s head of the Departement for Young Scientists of the Max Planck Ge- Executive Board. sellschaft. Anke Soemer studied Public Administration and Law at the Universities of Konstanz and Ottawa and earned her doctorate at the Technical University of Munich. She is a certified Business Trainer & Coach (dvct) and supports organizations and researchers in strategy processes, research planning and transfer.

PETER STEUDTNER

holistic security & media projects

Peter Steudtner is a freelance trainer on Holistic Security and Nonvio- lent Conflict Transformationa as well as a documentary photographer and filmmaker. His engagement in holistic security accompaniment is currently part of the Digital Defenders Partnership (https://digitalde- fenders.org) as a Psychosocial Support Facilitator as well as globally for other Human Rights Organisations and Programmes. He is one of the authors of https://holistic-security.org, https://protestos.org and https://coping-with-prison.org. In 2017 Peter Steudtner was detained for four months together with 9 others on false terrorism charges in Turkey during a holistic security training for Turkish Human Rights Defenders. Although some of the so called #Istanbul10 were acquit- ted in mid-2020, including Peter Steudtner, four others received prison sentences with judicial processes still ongoing.

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20 | Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Staff Members

Alexander von Humboldt Foundation 30 | Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Leadership 20 | Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Staff Members Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Alexander von vonHumboldt Humboldt Foundation StaﬀFoundation Members Staﬀ Members

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28 Hamburg Mitglieder / Members:

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