CURRICULUM VITAE
CONSTANSIA MUMMA-MARTINON (Ph.D.) University of Nairobi Department of Political Science and Public Administration P.O. Box 21441-00505, Nairobi Tel. +254 718741793, Email: [email protected]
CAREER OBJECTIVES Being focused, result oriented, possessing skills to perform different activities and having a wide range of experiences in different fields, having worked with different institutions, organizations and companies, within Kenya, Africa and internationally, I enjoy working in a challenging environment like the University of Nairobi to meet my competencies, capabilities, skills, education and experience.
LANGUAGES: SPOKEN AND WRITTEN French ( fluent –both spoken and written) English (fluent – both spoken and written ) Kiswahili (fluent - both spoken and written) Dholuo - Mother Tongue (fluent -both spoken and written) German - (Basic)
SKILLS Lecturer, Trainer/Facilitator in peace and security issues, Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution, Reconciliation and Peacebuilding, Mentorship, Stakeholder Consultation and engagement, Research.
SUMMARY - DR. C.A. MUMMA-MARTINON Currently, I am Lecturer in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at the University of Nairobi, Kenya. I have a PhD in Political Science from the University of Leipzig, Germany, with a focus on International Conflict Management, a Masters in Diplomacy and International Studies, a Postgraduate Diploma in Diplomacy and International Relations both at the University of Nairobi. I have taught at the European Peace University, the Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations, the Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies, the National Defense College, the National Staff College and the National Intelligence Academy, Kenya 1
among others. I have also worked as a Social Affairs Manager at Total Exploration and Production, Kenya; an Environmental and Social Affairs Coordinator for Total Exploration and Production, Uganda; a Resident Consultant for reconciliation at the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission, Kenya; the head of Applied Research, Facilitator and Curriculum Development Officer at the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) and a teacher in several High Schools in Kenya including Loreto Convent Valley Road, Lwak Girls High School, Usenge and Onjiko Boys High Schools, among others. For the last ten years, I have supervised PhD, Masters and Postgraduate students in different Universities.
CAREER, PROFESSION AND ACHIEVEMENTS
LECTURER (2007 – DATE)
Currently: A Lecturer at the Department of Political Science and Public Administration - UON The European Peace University, Austria (2010 – 2011) The Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations-Hekima College, Jesuit University – Nairobi ( 2007– 2009) The Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies -UON (2007 – 2008) The National Staff College and the National Defense College - (2007 – 2008)
Subjects and Courses and Research Interests Dialogue, Negotiation and Mediation, International Relations and National Security, the United Nations, Diplomacy, Organized Crime, Terrorism, International Organization/s, Politics of Regional Cooperation and Conflict, Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution, Natural-Based Conflicts, Regional Integration, Globalization and Peace, Theory of Conflict, Managing Transnational Water Conflicts in Africa. Preventive Diplomacy and Conflict Analysis. Departmental Committees Postgraduate Studies ( 2018 - To Date) Library and Research ( 2012 – 2014) Welfare ( 2013-2016) Mentorship for Undergraduates ( 2015 to date) Political Science Students Association ( Coordinator) - 2014 – 2018 Organizing Committee Annual Conference on China-Africa Relations (October 2019). Coordinator: Students led conference for MA students in International Relations with the theme on “Military Diplomacy and its viability for conflict resolution in Kenya” (Forthcoming November 2019). Organizing Committee. 1st International Conference on Governance, Public Policy and Democracy in Africa: Integrating and Tracking Sustainable Development Goals and Agenda 2063 in Africa (Forthcoming – March 2020). 2
Consultancies and Funding to the University Lead Facilitator for the Training of Regional Diplomats on Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution in November 2015. Coordinating Team for inducting Kenyan Diplomats in 2015. Lead in linking the Department of Geology and Total Exploration and Production, Kenya where three masters’ students got scholarships and several lecturers went to France for exchange programmes. (2014 – 2016).
Main Achievements Supervised several PhD, Masters and Postgraduate Diploma Students.
CONSULTANICIES AND FNDING TO THE UNIVERSITY
1. In the Committee that organized for the Kenya – China Relations Conference at the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, University of Nairobi, ( October 2019).
2. Teaching different Classes of Module two students ( 2012 – date)
3. Teaching and supervising Masters students at the International Intelligence Academy ( 2018)
4. Facilitator, Induction of Kenyan Diplomats in collaboration with UNES and the Foreign Service Institute at the Kenya Monetary Studies, Nairobi. ( 2015).
5. Lead Facilitator, Training Regional Diplomats on Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution. In Collaboration with UNES and the Foreign Service Institute. Mombasa, Kenya. (2015).
6. Scholarships for Masters Students from the Geology Department. Coordinator and Link between Total Exploration and Production and the Department of Geology, University of Nairobi, Kenya.
7. Teaching Masters Students at the National Defense College in Collaboration with the Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies (2007/2008).
8. Teaching Post Graduate Students at the National Staff Collage. In Collaboration with the Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies (2007/2008).
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS MANAGER-TOTAL EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION KENYA (2013-2017) Main Achievements Designed, implemented and completed several local development projects at the Coastal Counties of Kenya. i) Tana River County: rehabilitation of classrooms at Farah Primary School, repair and stocking of a library and staffroom at Shirikisho Primary School and construction of a water harvesting facility at Kipao Primary School. ii) Kilifi County: Rehabilitation of boreholes and construction of water kiosks in Shariani village. iii) Lamu County: Stocking a dispensary and procurement of medical equipment at the Referral hospital. Chair of the Public Awareness Committee – Kenya Oil and Gas Association (2004) Lead and coordinated the initiation of the Msc in Petroleum Geosciences at the Department of Geology – University of Nairobi (2014-2017) Wrote a booklet on; ‘A to Z of Oil and Gas in Kenya,’ two Bi- Annual Reports on Social Affairs activities, compiled raw data and reports on each Local development Project at the county level.
ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS COORDINATOR- KENYAN SECTION: TOTAL EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION, UGANDA- (2014/2015) Main Achievement Coordinated and oversaw to completion the Study on Oil and Gas Pipeline study (the Southern Corridor – the Kenyan section).
1. RESIDENT RECONCILIATION CONSULTANT- TRUTH JUSTICE AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION- KENYA (2011 -2012) Main Achievement Chaired and coordinated a group of over 100 reference groups comprising different individuals, organizations and institutions from different part of Kenya, ranging from government officials, Non-Governmental Organizations, religious organizations, civil society organizations, academia, youth, women groups, and community based organizations etc. The Reference Group developed the “National Reconciliation Agenda for Kenya in 2012 which was submitted to the President of the Republic of Kenya.
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2. HEAD OF APPLIED RESEARCH, TRAINER AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT OFFICER AT THE INTERNATIONAL PEACE SUPPORT TRAINING CENTRE (2009 -2011) Main Achievement Guided and worked with a team of researchers in conducting research all over Africa and publishing several occasional papers, articles, issue briefs and newsletters. Organized workshops, seminars, colloquiums and workshops. Chaired the development of curriculum in the following courses: Conflict Analysis, Preventive Diplomacy, Dialogue, Negotiation and Mediation. Trained peace keepers, practitioners and government officials in Peace Support Operations, Regional Bodies and Regional Economic Communities in Africa. Conducted training evaluations and validations on the ground and in Peace Support Operations. Chief Editor for the Centre’s Newsletters.
6. TEACHER DIFFERENT HIGH SCHOOLS IN KENYA – 1990 – 1997 Taught English, English Literature and CRE at Lwak, Loreto Convent Girls High Schools, Usenge and Onjiko Boys High Schools, Nyangoma Primary Schools.
Main Achievements Best Ranger Guider, Nairobi Province (1996). Mistress of the Overall Best House of the Year, Lwak Girls High School (1994). Best Teacher in English Language and Literature, Lwak Girls High School (1993). Outstanding performance as a class teacher, housemistress and voluntary work, Lwak Girls High School. (1993). Exemplary Attendance of School Assemblies, Lwak Girls High School (1993). Best Teachers Ladies’ Race - 1st Position, Loreto Convent Valley Road. (1996 and subsequent years).
STUDENTS SUPERVISED AT THE UNIVERSITY
PhD Completed Eddie Wamangati: “The Implications of Regional Integration on Economic Growth within East Africa” Masinde Muliro University (2015).
PhD in Progress - Department of Political Science and Public Administration, University of Nairobi Kambudzi Nancy: The Impact of Bilateral Relations on Economic Development: The Case of China And Zimbabwe 2000-2018. (Fully registered and in the field collecting data).
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PhD Examination
1. Jason Steeves, “Decision-making in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations: Understanding the Social Processes that Influenced Decision-making in the United Nations Mission in South Sudan from January to September 2014” (2019). Royal Roads University, Canada. Graduated.
2. Jane Wambui Thuo, “Media Framing of Women in Politics. An Analysis of Print Media Coverage on Women Members of Parliament in Kenya” Department of Journalism. UON, Kenya. 28th November, 2012.
MA Theses/ Projects (Completed) – The University of Nairobi – Department of Political Science and Public Administration (PSPA)
2019 1. Wanjaiya Marion Wambui: The Impact of Bilateral Relations on National Interests: The Case Study of Kenya and Israel.
2. Danson Ngunyi Mwangi, Factors Influencing Youth Recruitment into Al-Shabaab: A Case Study of Lamu County Kenya.
3. Charles Gachira: The Influence of Vigilantism on National Security in Kenya: A Case Study of Sungu in Kisii County (2002-2019) 2017
4. Isaac Wekesa: Examining the Role of Decentralized Forest Management in Forest Conservation in Kenya: A Case of Kimothon Forest in Trans Nzoia County (2017).
2015 5. Daniel Absalom Otuoma: The Realities of a Successful Devolved Government and the Potential Challenges: The Case of Baringo County (2013/2014).
2014 6. Piok Mabil Kachuol: Managing Security Challenges in an Emerging State: A Case of Jonglei in South Sudan.
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MA Theses (Completed) - The Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations, Hekima College (CUEA University) 1. Soh Kaugne Jules: Resolving conflicts through the International Court of Justice: The Case of Bakassi Peninsula,(2014) 2. Catherine Ndung’u Njeri: Managing Water Conflicts in Africa: The Case of Kenya Advisory Water Board, (2009). 3. Peter Daniel Lesooni: The Management of Pastoralists Conflicts Africa: The Case of Samburu-Turkana- Conflict in Kenya, (2009). 4. Alicia Ngala: Managing Regional Conflicts in the Eastern African Region: The case of Eastern African Standby Force (EASF), (2008). 5. James Ngahy Damas: A Critical Analysis of the Cross Border Effects of Burundian Refugees to Tanzania: Implications on Peace and Security, (2008). 6. Ketema Zenebe Feleke: The Absence of a Basin-Wide Agreement as a Major Source of Conflict amongst the Nile Riparian Countries (2008). 7. Jacqueline Sebit: Understanding the Sudan Comprehensive Peace Agreement by the Sudanese Local Population: A Critique, (2008). 8. Joseph Nganga: Cultural Influences in the Pokot-Marakwet Conflict, (2007). 9. Kubasu Augustine Eugene: Peace Building and Regional Integration in Africa: The Case of the East African Community, (2007).
MA Theses (in Progress) - The University of Nairobi – Department of Political Science and Public Administration (PSPA)
1. Francis Njiraini, Evaluating The Role Of The Church as Non-State Actor In Promoting Peace and Security in Kenya Since 2007 –2016: The Case of The Catholic Justice and Commision (CJPC). Defended final project on 29th November 2019.
2. Grace Macheru, Assessing the Effect of International Refugee Law on Refugees: The Case of Dadaab Refugees in Kenya. Defended final project on 29th November 2019.
3. Denis Gichovu, Examining Corruption and Its Implication on Kenya’s Foreign Policy in Attaining Vision 2030. Defending final project on 29th November 2019. Defended final project on 29th November 2019.
4. Glory Mwongeli Wausi, the Coping Strategies of Urban Refugees in Nairobi City County in Kenya. 5. Minenge Jocelyn Ntinyari, Examining Peace Building Programmes in a situation where there is no structured Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration Programs: The Case of Somalia. 6. Selly Chepyegon, Impacts of Cattle Rustling On Human Security: Case of Baringo County. 7. Hillary Sirma Keitany, Organised Criminal Groups And Insecurity: A Case Study Of Kiambu County. 7
8. Nthenge Miriam Mutindi, An Assessment of Kenya’s Compliance to International Human Rights Treaties. 9. Santino Bol, Examining the Role of War and Diplomacy in Conflict Resolution: A case study of SPLM/SPLA’s infant diplomacy from 1983-2005.
Postgraduate Diploma Supervisions (Completed) - National Intelligence Academy – PSPA
1. Alinur Hassan Haji: Causes of Conflict among Pastoralist Communities in Kenya: A Case of Gurreh and Murulle (2014). 2. Andrew Ngao Kimenye: Impact of Economic Factors on Environmental Conservation: A Case Study of the Mau Forest (2014). 3. Charles Njagu Kibe: The Somalia Conflict and its Impact on Security in North Eastern Kenya (2014). 4. Lucy Sachombe: Conflicts Between Pastoralist and Agriculturalist Communities: A Case of the Pokomos and Ormas in Kenya (2014). 5. Marvin Maleya: The Impact of Small Arms and Light Weapons Proliferation in Kenya: A Case Study of Nairobi City (2014). 6. Ruth Mumbua Makau: Child Soldiers in Africa: Rebel Groups in the Kivu Region in D.R. Congo (2014). 7. Suke Shama Narasha: Forest Exploitation and Conflicts: A Case of Kapolet Forest in Cherangani Hills (2014).
Diploma Supervisions (Completed) -The Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies, University of Nairobi (2007/2008) 1. Millicent Omondi, Multilateral Diplomacy and the Maintenance of International Peace and Security: A case study of the United Nations, (2007). 2. Mburu, Z.M. A critical Analysis of the United Nations Charter, (2007). 3. Kinyanjui, S.W. Emerging Diplomatic Issues and their impact on the Management of Conflict in Africa, (2007).
Post Graduate Diploma Supervisions (In Progress) 1. Felix Oltetia Saiyuah: Environmental Conservation and Challenges: A Case Study of Mau Forest in Kenya (2014). 2. Martin Muthuri Ariithi: The Fight against Money Laundering and Terrorism in Kenya (2014). Completed and approved waiting to graduate 2020.
Own Thesis and Dissertation 1. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2006). “Managing Transnational Water Conflict in the Nile Region: With Reference to Lake Victoria, Kagera and the Nile Basins” University of Leipzig, Germany (PhD Dissertation).
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2. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (1999). “The Lake Victoria Water Hyacinth: It’s Implications for International Environmental Conflict (IECs) Management and Regional Relations in East Africa “University of Nairobi, Kenya, (MA Thesis).
7. PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS
1. Mumma-Martinon C.A. & Opongo E.O. (2018) “Truth Telling and Cultural dynamics Among Male Victims of Violence in Mt. Elgon Region in Kenya. HIPSIR Research Series. No. 2. 2018/06. (64 Pages).
2. Calas, B., & Mumma - Martinon, C.A. (2010) Eds. Shared Waters Shared Opportunities: Hydro Politics in East Africa. French Institute for Research in Africa, Jesuit Hakimani Centre and Mkuki Na Nyota Publishers Ltd. Dar es Salam Tanzania: ISBN. 978-9987-08- 092-2.https://www.ebooks.com/en-us/96360490/shared-waters-shared-opportunities/bernard- calas-mumma-martinon/
BOOK CHAPTERS
1. Mumma-Martinon C. A, Opiyo O. (2019). Assessing the Defector Rehabilitation Programmes in Countering Violent Extremism in Somalia. In Opongo E.O. “Religious Extremism and Violence in Africa: Reviewing the Practice of Intervention and Inter- Religious Dialogue.” Nairobi, Kenya. HIPSIR Series. (Pages 89 – 105). (ISBN 978-9966- 8284-9.
2. Mumma- Martinon, C.A. (2012). Discovering the Role of the Church in the Protection of Civilians in Peace Support Operations, in Magesa, L & Kirwen, M.C (Eds.), “Exploring the Faith of Mission in Africa: Celebration of Maryknoll’s 100 Years in Mission. Nairobi, Kenya: Maryknoll Institute of African Studies. (pp. 29 – 44). ISBN. 9789966-7126-3-1.
3. Mumma- Martinon, C.A. (2012). The Post Elections Violence 2007/2008 in Kenya. What is the Way Forward for Reconciliation and National Healing for Kenyans? In Nebe. J.M. “Peace Building and Conflict Management. University of Trier, Germany. (Pages 30 – 44).
4. Mumma-Martinon, C.A & Wang Amati .M. (2011). Ecotourism and Forest Conflict Management in Africa. The Case of Congo Forest and Lessons Learnt from Mau Forest in Kenya. In Tsingalia H.M et al. Forest Biodiversity, Conservation and Climate Change. Proceedings of the International Conference on Tropical Forest Resources. 6th – 9th June 2011. (Pages 125 – 130). ISBN. 978-9966-21-012-8.
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5. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2009). “The Role of Women as Agents and Promoters of Unity, Peace and Reconciliation in Kenya.” Hekima Review: Journal of Hekima College, May 2009. No. 40, (Pages 137 – 146).
6. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2009). “Women in Conflict Management: How Traditional Roles and Perceptions have been a Hindrance.” Hakimani Jesuit Journal of Social Justice in Eastern Africa, Issue No. 01/09, (Pages 34 – 40). ISSN: 1995-6339.
7. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2008). The Post- Election Crisis in Kenya: Necessary Steps Towards Genuine Reconciliation. In Ahenda S.K. (Ed.), “The Church in Africa in Service to Reconciliation, Justice and Peace: In the Light of the Second Special Assembly for Africa of the Synod of Bishops, The Proceedings of the 10th Interdisciplinary Theological Session Nairobi, Kenya: The Catholic University of Eastern Africa. (pp. 86 – 114). ISBN: 9966 - 909-57-5.
BOOK REVIEWS
1. Mumma – Martinon, C.A (2019) Book Review: “The Soldiers Legacy: The Kenya Army at 55”, edited by Brigadier Jonah Mania Mwangi. Published by the Kenya Army. (April, 2019). (243 pages).
2. Book Review: Lieutenant General Daniel Opande (2019).In Pursuit of Peace in Africa: An Autobiography. (East African Educational Publishers Ltd, 2019).ISBN: 98-9966-56-431- 3/98-9966-56-432-0. (238 pages). Presented on 21st September in Nairobi, Kenya and Published on Star and Standard on 22, 2019.
REPORTS
1. Mumma-Martinon & Adams Oloo (2019). Report on Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution for National and Regional Diplomats. Ministry of Foreign Affairs/ Foreign Service Academy. Mombasa, Kenya. (12 – 26 January 2019). (119 pages).
2. Mumma-Martinon CA. (2017). Total in Exploration & Production 60 Years of Total in Kenya. Nairobi Kenya (Pages 74 -75). See also https://www.total.com/en/kenya
3. Mumma-Martinon CA. (2013). Social Performance- Bi-Annual Report (February 2013 – June 2014), Total exploration and Production, Kenya. Year 1. Issue 1.
4. Mumma-Martinon CA. (2014). Social Performance- Bi-Annual Report (July 2013 – February 2014), Total exploration and Production, Kenya. Year 2. Issue 1.
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JOURNAL ARTICLES
1. Mumma - Martinon, C.A. (2014). Effective Engagement of Stakeholders by Oil and Gas Companies: A Case of the Stakeholder Relationship Management Tool in Kenya. Society of Petroleum Engineers. Document ID SPE-170574-MS. Source: SPE African Health, Safety, Security, and Environment and Social Responsibility Conference and Exhibition, 15-17 September, Maputo, Mozambique. Maputo Mozambique. (Pages 19). See also https://doi.org/10.2118/170574-MS.
2. Mumma- Martinon, C.A. (2014). Peace Building and Promotion through Clinical Health: Perspectives from a Clinical Psychologist in Kenya in E. O. Opongo & D. Kaulemu “The African Forum for Catholic Social Teaching (AFCAST). Catholic Church Leadership in Peace Building in Africa, Paulines Publications Africa. See https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/11835677 (pp.154-172). ISBN. 9789966088178
3. Mumma - Martinon, C.A. & Mwaura, P.N. (2010). “Political Violence in Kenya and Local Churches’ Responses: The Case of the 2007 Post- Election Crisis. The Review of Faith and International Affairs, Institute for Global Engagement. Routledge Taylor and Francis Group, Vol. 8. (Pages 39 – 46). ISBN. 1557-0274.
4. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2009). “Water Management in Kenya: How Perennial Water Problems can be handled to Address Conflicts and Its Sustainability.” The Voice: Jesuit Hakimani Centre, Vol. 01/09, February – May, 2009. (Pages 12-13). ISSN. 2073-5456.
5. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2007). The Effectiveness of African Union in Promoting Peace and Security: The Case of Eastern African Standby Force (EASF). University of Leipzig Website: www.uni-leipzig.de/~ecas2009/index.php?option=com
OCCASSIONAL PAPERS
1. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2010). Efforts Towards Conflict Prevention in the Eastern African Region: The Role of Regional Economic Communities and Regional Mechanisms. Occasional Paper, Series 1. No.1. International Peace Support Training Centre. Nairobi, Kenya.
2. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2010). The Role of Sub- Regional Organizations in Preventing Water-Related Conflicts in the Eastern African Region. Occasional Paper, Series 1. No.7. International Peace Support Training Centre. Nairobi, Kenya. See: https://www.undp.org/content/dam/kenya/docs/Implementing%20Partner%20Reports/Preven ting_water_conflicts.pdf
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ISSUE BRIEFS
1. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2011). Implementation of the Djibouti Peace Agreement: The Role of Different Actors and Stakeholders. International Peace Support Training Centre. Issue Brief, No. 3, January. . (Pages 21 – 29). ISBN. 978 -966 -025-00-5
NEWSLETTERS
1. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2011). Rationale for Gender Mainstreaming in Peacekeeping Operations. In International Peace Support Training Newsletter, “Peace Builders”, Vol. 4. Issue 2, 01 April - 30 June, 12. (Page 12).
2. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2010). The Nile Treaty: What Is At Stake? Peace Builders, International Peace Support Training Newsletter, 01 April - 30 June, 14.
MAGAZINES
1. Mumma-Martinon C.A. &, La-Marre C. (2013) "Managing the Impacts of Total’s Activities: Initiating Early Dialogue to Create Climate of Trust with the local communities. Total's Exploration & Production Techniques Magazine: Strategy, Methodologies And Testimonials. No. 5. (Pages 78 – 83).
2. Mumma-Martinon, C.A. (2008). Examining the Real Issues at Stake in Post-Elections Crisis. Catholic Information Service in Africa (CISA): Networking the Church in Africa and the World. See also, http://www.cisanewsafrica.org.
3. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2010), Dreams of Dreams. KASEA NEWS. October – December 2009. (Page 4 -5).
4. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2010), Newly Signed Nile Treaty: Whats Benefits for the Upper Countries. KASEA NEWS. October – December 2010. (Pages 7-8).
5. Mumma – Martinon, C.A. (2009). Discover the Success in You: Discover the Magic in Believing in Yourself. Beauty, a Letter to Young Women. Nairobi, Kenya. Paulines Publications in Africa. Vol. 4, July – December 8-9. ISBN. 9966 -08-269-7
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UNPUBLISHED
1. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2019), Training and Teaching Notes on Politics of Regional Cooperation and Conflict for Fourth Year students.
2. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2018), Training and Teaching Notes on Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolutions for Masters Students.
3. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2017), Training and Teaching Notes on Diplomacy for Masters Students.
4. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2016), Training and Teaching Notes on International Organization for Masters Students.
5. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2015), Training and Teaching Notes on International Organizations for Third Year students.
6. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2013), Training and Teaching Notes on Introduction to International Relations for Second Years students.
7. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2008), the 2007-2008 Kenya Post Elections Tragedy: Way Forward. Reconciliation Series 1. Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations- Hekima College.
8. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2007), Managing Transnational Water Conflicts in the Nile Region: A Case Study of Sub Regional Organizations in Africa. (HIPSIR).
9. A Critical Analysis of the Nile Basis Initiative as an Institutional framework Amongst the Nile Basis Counties ( HIPSIR)
10. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2005), European Union- Africa dialogue: Implications on the EU – AU Relations.
11. Mumma-Martinon C.A. (2005), the Challenges of Ethnicity and Conflict in Africa: Some Reflections. HIPSIR.
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CONFERENCES, SYPOSIUMS, COLLOQUIUMS AND WORKSHOPS
9, October 2019. Regional senior Mission Leaders Course (RSLM), Presented on Dialogue, Negotiations and Mediation: The Theoretical Foundations. International Peace Support Training Centre, Karen, Kenya. 3, October 2019. Moderator- Research Symposium. “Expanding Frontiers of Peace and Security: Consolidating Lessons, Knowledge and Skills. International Peace Support Training Centre, Karen, Kenya. July 1-5, 2019: Transatlantic Roundtable on Religion and Race Conference. Theme: Old Divisions, New Social Formations- Africa and Diaspora. Hekima College Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations. Paper Presented: “The Dilemma of Sovereignty and Regional Politics in Conflict Resolution in the horn of Africa and the Great Lakes Region.” 13th -14th November, 2018: .Expert Workshop on Inclusive Peace Agreement. Inclusive Peace and Transition Initiative. Oslo, Norway. Presented a paper: “The Implications of Inclusivity in Reconciliation and national Healing for Countries: The Case of Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission, Kenya.”
9th – 10th October 2018: 3rd International Conference on Religious Extremism and Violence in Africa: Reviewing the Practice of Intervention & Inter-Religious Dialogue. HIPSIR. Presented a paper on “Assessing the Defector rehabilitation Programme in Somalia in Fighting Violent Extremism”.
23rd March 2016. Stakeholder Corporate Social Responsibility Forum on Women in the Extractives. The Forum organized by the High Commission of Canada in partnership with Ufadhili Trust, held on Wednesday 23rd March, 2016 at the Intercontinental Hotel from 9:00am - 4:00pm.
14th March 2016. The Global Oil Market Outlook and assessment of Kenya’s Future Oil and Gas Potential. Organized by Rystad Energy in collaboration with Innovation Norway, East African Region, Commercial Section, and Nairobi Serena Hotel. 16th – 20th February 2016: Editing and Review of Conflict Analysis and Prevention Course, IPSTC, Nairobi, Kenya.
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26th January 2016, Conference on the Commemoration of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, 8.4.4. Nairobi University, Kenya.
15th 16th October 2015, International and National Perspectives on Crime and Crime Reduction. Sixth International Conference. The Maslow Hotel, Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa.
18th - 22nd August 2015, Development Need Change: How can Change be achieved? Joint Conference in Tamale, Ghana. Catholic Exchange Service (KAAD).
10the - 11th February 2015, Enhancing Community Engagement in Kenya’s Extractive Sector, Serena Hotel, Nairobi.
Friday, 6th February 2015: Kick-off event for the BMZ DFID initiative "Skills for Oil and Gas Africa" (SOGA), Fairview Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya.
26th - 27th November, 2014. Kenyan Industries Readiness for Oil and Gas Value Chain. Nairobi Process. Tribe Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya.
8th -9th October, 2014. Conference on Transitional Justice on Post Conflict Societies. Hekima College. Institute of Peace studies and International Relations. Nairobi, Kenya. Presented a paper. “Post Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission: What Way Forward for Kenya?”
15th – 18th September, 2014: Society of Petroleum Engineers. SPE African Health, Safety, Security, and Environment and Social Responsibility Conference and Exhibition, 15-17 September, Maputo, Mozambique. 25th -27th June 2014: Local Energy Content conference Organized by Oil and Gas Sector in Kenya. Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi.
12th-13th June 2014: Fifty Years After Independence: The Nations In East Africa Revisiting Nation Building Between Particularism And Universalism. Organized By IFRA Kenya.
5th June, 2014: Peace Conference on Transitional Justice and Reconciliation in Kenya. Hekima College (Presented a paper). “After the Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission, What forward for Reconciliation and National Healing”?
24th March, 2014: Seminar on Managing Conflict in Oil Companies and Local Communities. Total Exploration and Production Kenya. Nyali International Beach Hotel, Mombasa.
23rd- 29th November 2013: Workshop on Social Affairs in Exploration and Production (SEPP) Paris, France.
31st October 2013: Strengthening Education, Skills and Training for Oil and Gas sector in Kenya. Organized by Africa Oil Company and Lundin Foundation. Panafric Hotel, Nairobi.
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28th October 2013: Conference to Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the German-French Elysèe Treaty. “French-German Cooperation Promoting European Integration: A Model for East Africa”. Organized by DAAD. Heron Portico Hotel, Nairobi.
18th October 2013: Conference on Access to Water in Nairobi: Mapping the Inequities beyond the Statistics. Organized by The Global Water Operators Partnership Alliance (UNHABITAT and IFRA) at UN Complex Gigiri.
11th – 12th October 2013: Conference on Transitional Justice Human Rights and Reconciliation in Africa. Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations (HIPSIR).
22nd – 24th September 2013: Group Societal Seminar on Sustainable Development organized by Total Exploration and Production in Paris, France.
14th December 2012: Review Workshop on Gender Dimension on International Terrorism. Heinrich Boll Stiftung and Women Leadership and Public Policy Centre (WLEAP), Panafric Hotel, Nairobi. (Reviewer)
4th December, 2012: “The Role of the Church in Nurturing Political Leadership and Good Governance: African Forum for catholic Social Teaching, Hekima College Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations.
29th November, 2012, NPI- Africa Violence in Transition Reflection: The Transformation of Violence through an African Comparative Lens: Lessons for Violence Prevention. Jacaranda Hotel, Nairobi.
22nd – 25th November, 2012, Kasea Annual Seminar: Towards East African Integration: Regionalization as a New Space for social and Economic Change. Pope Paul VI Memorial Hotel, Kampala, Uganda. 8th – 10th October, 2012: Electoral Reforms: The Road to Credible and Peaceful Elections: Nairobi University Political Science Students Associations (NUPOSA), St. Paul’s University Chapel, Nairobi.
April 2012: Presentation on the Role of Women in Reconciliation, Kilimambogo TTC.
24th February 2012, Conference on the African Synod. Organized by Tangaza College, Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: “The Role of Women in Reconciliation.” Exploring the Future of Mission in Africa: Celebration of the Maryknoll’s 100 Years in Mission: Paper, presented and published.
September, 2011: A Joint Workshop by the Institute of Security Studies and Regional Centre of Small Arms (RECSA) at La Mada Hotel, Nairobi. Paper presented: “The Role of Regional Bodies in Promoting Sustainable Peace in the Great Lakes Region.” 16
June 2011: Conference on the Implications of Water Management on the Environment. Organized by the Institute of Security Studies, Nairobi Kenya.
13th -14th August 2010: Discussant Round Table on Foreign Policy and Environmental Diplomacy. Organized by the Institute of Security Studies and Foreign Service Institute, Mombasa, Kenya.
16th June, 2009: ISS Round Table on the Burundi Pre- elections. Organized by Institute of Security Studies (ISS) at the ISS Offices, Nairobi, Kenya.
18th November, 2009: Joint Workshop by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Institute For Security Studies and Climate Change Network on “Climate Change and Environmental Diplomacy” Serena Hotel Nairobi, Kenya.
4th-7th, June, 2009, June, Africa-Europe Group for Interdisciplinary Studies (AEGIS) - 3rd European Conference on African Studies (ECAS - 2009). Organized by University of Leipzig Germany. Paper presented: The effectiveness of African Union in Promoting Peace and Security: The case of Eastern African Standby Force (EASBRIG)
20th - 21st March 2009: Conference on “Shared Waters Shared, Shared Opportunities.” Organized by The Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations, Hekima College, Nairobi, Kenya.
August-September, 2008; February, 2009: International Training Programme on Transboundary Water Management – Lake Victoria Region - TWM-LV 2008. Organized by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) in Collaboration with SIDA, Romboll Natura and ACTS. Kenya.
7th -8th, February, 2008: A Workshop on “The Appreciation of the Environment in Relation to our Spirituality.” Organized by the Mill Hill Fathers, Nairobi, Kenya.
9th, 2008, October: A joint Seminar on Peace and Security in Eastern Africa. Organized by the French Embassy in Kenya and the Institute of Security Studies at the French Ambassador’s Residence, Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: Perspectives and Ways Ahead: Stakes and Challenges”
31st, October, 2008, Workshop on Environmental Diplomacy and Human Security. Organized by the Foreign Service Institute (FSI), Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kenya and the Institute of Security Studies (ISS), at the Grand Regency Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya.
2008: Workshop on “Women in Conflict Management and how traditional roles and perceptions have been a hindrance.” Organized by the Religious Superiors of Kenya (RSCK), Nairobi, Kenya.
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25th, January, 2008, Panel Discussion on ‘The Root Causes of the Post Election Crisis in Kenya. ” Organized by Hekima College, Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: “Kenya Post Election Crisis: The Real Issues at Stake.”
29th, June, 2008, Conference on the Role of Academicians in Peace Building. Organized by the Kenya Association of Scholars in East Africa (KASEA) at the United Kenya Club, Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: A time for Healing: What can Christian Academicians contribute to a United Kenya?”
29th-30th, May, 2008, National Symposium on Post-Election Peace Building. Organized by the Catholic Justice and Peace Commission in Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA), Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: “Kenya Post Election Crisis: The Role of Women as agents and promoters of Unity, Peace and Reconciliation.”
11th, March, 2008, Workshop on “Post-Election and Peacebuilding: The Role of the Church in promoting Reconciliation and National Healing.” Organized by the Religious Superiors Conference of Kenya (RSCK), Nairobi, Kenya.
5th – 7th, March, 2008, Conference on the Church in Africa in Service to Reconciliation, Justice and Peace: The 2nd Special Assembly for Africa of the Synod of Bishops: 10th Interdisciplinary Theological Session. Organized by CUEA University, Nairobi, Kenya. Paper presented: “Kenyan Post Election Tragedy: The Necessary Steps Towards Genuine Reconciliation?” 30th - 8th May/June 2007, Forum de l'IHEDN sur le continent African (FICA 8), The Stability and Development in Africa: What Synergies for Co-operation Matters? Organized by the French Ministry of Defense, Paris, France.
28th, September 2007, Seminar on “Managing Transnational Water Conflicts in Africa: With reference to the Nile Region.” Organized by the Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations, Hekima College, Nairobi, Kenya.
16th, October, 2007, Policy Workshop on “UN Intervention in Somalia: Lessons Learnt. Organized by the Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies (IDIS) at Lilian Towers Hotel- Nairobi, Kenya.
23rd May, 2002, XVIII: International Biennial Conference: African Studies Association in Germany (VAD e.V.). Africa’s Diversity: Ending the Monologue? University of Hamburg Von- Melle Park 6 (“Philosophentturm”), Organized by the University of Leipzig and University of Humburg, Germany.
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ASSOCIATIONS AND NETWORKS
1. International Security and Conflict Analysis Network see https://iscan-int.org/iscan-experts/ 2. Partner Committee member of Catholic Academic Exchange (KAAD) Germany see https://www.kaad.de/en/stipendien/stipendienprogramm- 3. KAAD Association of Scholars in East Africa (KASEA) 2. Lwak Girls Alumni
ADDITIONAL TRAINING AND SKILLS
My happiest moments have been when learning new things or undertaking challenging tasks. This has been demonstrated by the fact that before and even after getting my PhD, I have continued doing different courses, attending conferences, workshops and seminars for self- improvement and to have additional skills in different capacities as shown below.
CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION, ACCOMPLISHMENT, MERIT & PARTICIPATION
Voluntary Service: Scholarship Partner Committee: KAAD (2012 and 2018). Partnership for Africa Social and Governance Research (2017). Cultural Orientation Approach: Berlitz International (2016). Session Chair, Panellist and Member of Technical Programme Committee: AAPG and Society of Petroleum Engineers (2016). PhD Supervision Training Workshop- University of Nairobi. (2014). 4th Regional Senior Mission Leaders Course - IPSTC (2011). Facilitator Development Programme-IPSTC IPSTC (2011). Sustainable Waste Management: US- Africa Command (2011). Certificate of Merit: Kianda School (2011). Tranboundary Water Conflict: Ramboll Natura, SIWI and SIDA (2008). Institut des Haltes Etudes de defence Nationale: Ministry of Defense, France (2007). Warranted Ranger: Kenya Girl Guide Association (1996). Teacher Pastoral Counsellor: Maryward Centre (1995). Leader, Young Christian Students, Lwak Girls High School (1991-1994). Religious Education Awareness Programme: Catholic Arch Diocese of Eldoret (1993). Pre- University Training Programme – Kenya National Youth Service (1986).
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CERTIFICATES OF PARTICIPATION - LEAD FACILITATOR AND FACILITATOR
Lead Facilitator Lead Facilitator: Female Soldiers Course training on Peace support Operation. UN Women/Japan, Humanitarian Peace support Training Centre (HPSS), Embakasy, Kenya. 11th – 22nd March, 2019. Lead Facilitator: Female Soldiers Course training on Peace support Operation. UN Women/Japan, Humanitarian Peace support Training Centre (HPSS), Embakasy, Kenya. November, 2018. Lead Facilitator: Training Regional Diplomats on Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution the Foreign Service Institute/Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mombasa, Kenya.12th - 26th January, 2019. Lead Facilitator: North West State, Somali Parliamentarian Committee: AMISOM (2018). Lead Facilitator: Dialogue, Negotiation and Mediation: International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) 15th – 26th January, 2018. Lead Facilitator: Training for Regional Diplomats on Conflict Resolution, Mombasa Kenya, 2015. Lead Facilitator: Induction of Kenyan Diplomats, Nairobi, Kenya, 2014.
Facilitator Facilitator: 8, November 2019, Civilian Foundation Course. HPSS, Nairobi, Kenya. Facilitator: The 18th Regional Senior Missions Leaders Course. International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) 1st – 12th October, 2018. Facilitator: Civilian Foundation Course. Humanitarian Peace Support School (HPSS) Embakasy, Kenya, 8th to 19th July, 2019. Facilitator: Training Workshop on Mechanisms and Initiatives Towards Conflict Resolution: The Role of African Union and Regional Economic Communities Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations (HIPSIR), 2nd July 2018. Facilitator: Approaches, Stages and Conduct of Mediation and Language Assistant International Peace Support Training Centre 4th – 5th June, 2018. Facilitator: Conflict Resolution, Peacebuilding & Reconciliation training workshop. HIPSIR. May 21-25, 2018 Facilitator: Civilian Foundation Course. HPSS, Embakasy, Kenya. 2nd to 12th April 2019. Facilitator: Dialogue, Negotiation and Mediation: IPSTC ( January, April, June 2018) Facilitator: Working with Language Assistant. (IPSTC) 16th – 19th March, 2018. Facilitator: Civilian Foundation Course: HPSS Embakasy, Kenya. (2018) Facilitator, Capacity Building Workshop for Hirshabelle Parliamentarians, Somali: African Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), 2017. Trainer: International Assignment Kenya. Berlitz International. Cultural Orientation Approach. Facilitator, Gender Leadership Training: IPSTC, (2016). 20
Co-Facilitator: Preventive Diplomacy, IPSTC. (2010). Lead Repertoire for IPSTC: African Peace Support Trainers Association (APSTA), 2010.
VOLUNTARY ACTIVITIES
Mentorship for Universities, High schools and Primary students (2007 – Date) Main Achievements Initiated the “Waster Watcher Recycling Project” and Positive Discipline for Primary Schools. Initiated Mentorship and Conflict Resolution Programmes for High Schools Initiated Mentorship and Empowerment Programmes for Universities. Treasurer for the Catholic Exchange Academic Services (KAAD - Germany) Scholarship Committee in East Africa. Chair for the Alumni for my former High School.
HOBBIES
Being with family and doing fun activities. Reading and writing motivational books. Sporting and outdoor activities: Swimming, aerobics, jogging and cycling. Gardening, interior and exterior decoration. Cooking. Interacting and being with friends and colleagues.
REFEREES
Prof. Peter Wanyande, Prof. Adams Oloo, Major Jason A.M Dr. Marko Kuhn, Department of Political Department of Political Steeves (Head of Africa Science and Public Science and Public (Immediate Department), Administration, Administration, Supervisor at KAAD, University of Nairobi University of Nairobi IPSTC), Hausdorffstrasse Tel: +254 701 281444 Tel. +254 734 750423 Currently, Policy 151 Officer (Africa) D-53129,Bonn Directorate Germany Peacekeeping Policy +49 (0)228 91758- 613-995-6062 28 Canada. +49 (0)228 91758- 15
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