7110 Programme Schedule

7110 Programme Schedule

Preliminary Programme Schedule International E-Conference Migration, Diasporas and Sustainable Development: Perspectives, Policies, Opportunities and Challenges 2-5 November 2020 Jointly Organised by Global Research Forum on Diaspora and Transnationalism (GRFDT), New Delhi, India, Migrant Forum in Asia (MFA), Manila, Philippines, Center for Research on North America (CISAN), UNAM, Mexico Day 1: 02 November 2020 INAUGURATION 2PM-4PM Geneva | 8PM-10PM Manila | 5:30PM-7:30PM India | 06:00 AM– 08:00 AM Mexico | 7AM-9AM NYC (*Kindly check for winter time changes) MC Ms. Paddy Siyanga Knudsen, Migration Governance Analyst, Zambia Welcome Address Mr. William Gois, Migrant Forum in Asia About the Conference Prof. Camelia Tigau, CISAN, UNAM, Mexico Inaugural Address Amb. William Lacy Swing, Former Director General, IOM and former United States Ambassador, and United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Under Secretary General Keynote Speech Complexifying Complex Diasporas Prof. Steven Vertovec, Managing Director, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen, Germany Vote of Thanks Dr. M. Mahalingam, President, GRFDT Rapporteur Ms. Melissa Hernández Jasso, UNAM, Mexico https://zoom.us/j/8740353443?pwd=NSs1elJNZ1NPNnVBUTdMRlhjSnZYQT09 Meeting ID: 874 035 3443, Passcode: 560214 International E-Conference on “Migration, Diasporas and Sustainable Development: Perspectives, Policies, Opportunities and Challenges” 2-5 November 2020, Jointly Organised by GRFDT, MFA< CCRM & CISAN PLANNERY SESSIONS Plenary Session I (Day 2): 03 November 2020 Plenary Session II (Day 3): 04 November 2020 Plenary Session II (Day 4): 05 November 2020 [2PM-4PM Geneva 8PM-10PM Manila | 3PM-5PM Doha | 5:30PM- Time: 04:00 PM— 05:30 PM Geneva time | 10:00 PM-11:30 PM Time: 02:00 AM-03:30 PM Geneva time | 08:00 PM—09:30 PM 7:30PM India | 06:00 AM– 08:00 AM Mexico | 07:00 AM– 09:00 AM Manila time | 05:00 PM – 06:30 PM Doha Time | 07:30PM - Manila time | 03:00 PM-04:30 PM PM Doha Time | 05:30 PM- NYC] 9:00PM India time| 08:00 AM– 09:00 AM Mexico | 09:00 AM– 10:00 07:00 PM India time | 06:00 AM—07:30 AM Mexico Time | AM NYC] 07:00 AM—08:30 AM NYC Topic: Diaspora Engagement Topic: GCM Objective 10: Prevent, Combat and Eradicate Topic: Climate Change and Migration Trafficking in Persons in the Context of International Chair: Prof. Binod Khadria Migration Session Coordinator: Ms. Paddy Siyanga Knudsen Discussants: Panelists: Keynote Address: Representative from Government of Portugal 1. Bandana Pattanaik, International Coordinator of Global 1. Xóchitl Bada (University of Illinois, Chicago) with Alliance Against Traffic in Women Discussants: Shannon Gleeson (Cornell University) 2. Anusha Abeywickrama-Munasinghe, National Program 1. Judith Bokser Misses Liwerant, National Autonomous Officer, UNODC Regional Office for Sourth Asia University of Mexico 2. Speranta Dumitru, University of Paris 3. Chandrika Karunaratna, Team Leader of the UN Development Programme in Sri Lanka 3. Maria Amelia Viteri (University of Quito and University of Maryland) and Dilcia Molina (Clínica del Pueblo, 4. Moomina Waheed, Commissioner, Human Rights WashinGton) Commission of the Maldives 4. Prof. Andrés Solimano, Founder and Chairman, International Center for Globalization and Development (CIGLOB),Santiago, Chile Rapporteur: Maria Cristina Fernández Hall Rapporteur: Melissa Hernández Jasso Rapporteur: Tashryn Mohd Shahrin https://zoom.us/j/8740353443?pwd=NSs1elJNZ1NPNnVBUTdMRlhjSnZYQT09 Meeting ID: 874 035 3443, Passcode: 560214 DIASPORA AND MIGRANT ACHIEVERS Day 1: 02 November 2020 Day 2: 03 November 2020 Day 3: 04 November 2020 Day 4: 05 November 2020 [4PM-04:30 PM Geneva 10PM-10:30 PM Manila | 05 [4PM-04:30PM Geneva 10PM-10:30PM Manila | 5PM- Time: 6PM— 6:30 PM Geneva time | 12 PM- 03:30 PM-04:30 PM Geneva time | 09:30 PM PM-05:30PM Doha | 7:30 PM-8PM India | 08:00AM– 5:30PM Doha | 7:30PM-8PM India | 08:00 AM– 08:30 12:30 AM Manila time | 7PM – 07:30 PM Doha -10:30 PM Manila time | 4:30PM-5:30PM PM 08:30 AM Mexico| 09 AM– 09:30 AM NYC] AM Mexico | 09:00 AM– 09:30 AM NYC] Time | 09:30PM - 10 PM India time | 10 AM— Doha Time | 07:00PM-08:00PM India time| 10:30 AM Mexican Time | 11 AM—11:30 AM 07:30 AM—08:30 AM Maxican Time | 08:30 Mexican Time AM—09:30 AM NYC Moderator: Mr. Shabari Nair, Labour Moderator: Dr. Nandini C Sen Moderator: Dr. Amba Pande Moderator: Ms. Paddy Siyanga Knudsen Migration Specialist, South Asia Mr. Victor Acosta, President of ExaTec- Rodrigue Nacouzi, CEO and founder of Ms. Baroness Prashar, Member of House Mr. Raffi Chilingirian, Armenian duduk Houston Transcorp International of Lords of the United Kingdom player based in Lebanon. In Conversation with Mr. Gopinath Nair Mr. Ismail Einashe, Journalist based in Mr. José Olivarez, author, poet and (Ms. Roula Hamati) London educator from Calumet City, Illinois, U.S. His "Citizen Illegal" was nominated for P.M. Jabir, Director of Kerala Pravasi PEN/Jean Stein Book Award Welfare Board & Community Welfare Secretary with the Indian Social Club in Muscat https://zoom.us/j/8740353443?pwd=NSs1elJNZ1NPNnVBUTdMRlhjSnZYQT09 Meeting ID: 874 035 3443, Passcode: 560214 International E-Conference on “Migration, Diasporas and Sustainable Development: Perspectives, Policies, Opportunities and Challenges” 2-5 November 2020, Jointly Organised by GRFDT, MFA< CCRM & CISAN PARALLEL SESSION 1: DAY 1: 02 NOVEMBER 2020 04:30 PM-06:30 PM Geneva time | 10:30 PM-12:30 PM Manila time | 5:30PM-7:30PM PM Doha Time | 08:00PM-10:00PM India time| 08:30 AM—10:30 AM Mexico Time | 09:30 AM—11:30 AM NYC Zoom Room Name: GRFDT New Zoom Room Name: Conference Zoom Room Name: Conference Zoom Room Name: Conference Zoom Room Name: Conference Delhi Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 1: Distress Migration and Room 2: Diaspora Engagement Room 3: Forced Migration I Room 4: Forced Migration II Room 5: Language Session- Displacement with Home country Spanish Chair: Prof. Margaret Walton- Chair: Prof. Chandra Shekhar Chair: Prof. Fernando Villegas Chair: Ms. Paddy Siyanga Chair: Prof. Camelia Tigau Room Coordinator: Dr. Room Coordinator: Dr. Smita Room Coordinator: Dr. Naresh Room Coordinator: Dr. Room Coordinator: (Mob. No.) Jeetendra D Soni (Mob. No.) Tiwari (Mob. No.) (Email Id- ) Kumar (Mob. No.) (Email Id- ) Sajaudeen Chapparban (Mob. (Email Id- ) (Email Id- ) No.) (Email Id) Indenture Migration and Bidesia Virtual Diaspora: The Use of Impact of Forced Migration on the EU Refugee Crisis and Dimensions Migración regional y lengua en el Folk Songs: Recounting Information and Communication Socio-Economic Conditions of of International Relations- Ms. contexto de la interculturalidad: Experiences of Left Behind Women- Technologies (ICTs) among Women Victims of Communal Riot: Evelyn Ariyaratnam aproximación socio-histórica en la Dr. Neha Singh Congolese Migrants- Dr. Güler A Study of Muzaffarnagar (UP)- Dr. Forced Migration: Impact of Syrian comunidad de San Marcos An Overview of Contemporary Canbulat Kamba Nisha Conflict on Children and their Tlacoyalco- Prof. Ignacia Morales Reyes, Prof. Sabino Martínez Trends and Patterns of Migration Looking Back At ‘Home’: Narratives Society Induced Migration and welfare- Ms. Karishma Ramchiary Juárez & Prof. Olivia Castillo from Nepal to India: Issues and Of East Bengali Refugee Women In Challenges: The Factors Influencing & Ms. Kumari Medha Castillo Challenges- Dr. Arpita Giri West Bengal- Dr. Subhasri Ghosh Migration in South East Asian Segmented Assimilation? Climate Poverty: Refugees and Understanding Homeland/s and Countries- Dr. Darshan N P Diversified Integration Outcomes Los duelos migratorios de la Forced Migration- Ms. Arushi Identities: A Study of Barkas in Governing Forced movements and among the Vietnamese Boat People deportación: narrativas expulsadas Massey & Ms. Simran Massey Hyderabad- Dr Anushyama the Making of the Ethnic- Dr. Settled in Hong Kong—Mr. Ka de Estados Unidos.- Óscar Salvador Torres Climate induced migration and Mukherjee Sudeep Basu Wang Kelvin LAM displacement in South Asia- Ms. Migration from Interior to Small Overcoming a life of despair: A Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) El circuito Puebla-Nueva York: Sabah Khan Towns: A Study of Tribal and Non- narrative of the struggles of Indian in Pakistan’s erstwhile FATA: Issues transformaciones de una diáspora Drought and seasonal migration in Tribal Students of Higher Secondary Origin Tamils in Sri Lanka—Ms. and Challenges- Mr. Abhishek en movimiento- Cristina Cruz rural India: A comparative study and Competitive Examinations in a Navaneeta Deori Yadav Carvajal among different income and social District of Jharkhand- Mr. Abhishek Forced Migration: Impact on Socio- Kumar and Uday Kumar Ravi Politics of Exception vs. Sustainable El turismo como alternativa de groups with a cross-sectional Development Goal Number Econonic Status Of Informal reintegración económica de los nationally representative dataset- Diaspora and Remittances: Indian Sixteen—Ms. Deedhiti Datta Workers In India- Mr. Milind Sen migrantes de retorno; el caso de Mr. Badsha Sarkar Experience- Ms. Ojasvi Goyal Development-induced Displacement Mariscala de Juárez, Oaxaca- Gender-Based Violence against In Search of a 'Refuge': Internal Labour migration and Human and Development-induced Hazael Céron Monroy & Arturo Displaced Girls and Women amidst Migrants and Neoliberal Responses development: A study of the Environmental Degradation: Larios Osorio Covid-19 Outbreak: Legal Issues - Ms. Srinita Bhattacharjee growing development of Mursidabad Understanding the Risks of and Implications.- Ms. Sukla Saha Gobernanza, políticas y gestión Climate Mobilities: Why we need a - Ms. Arju Khatun Development on Communities & migratoria en el tránsito por México- gender perspective? - Ms. Ayushi The Impact of Migrant remittance on Psychological impact of the Environment in India- Faisal Arturo Nieto Mendoza Rai the future of Nepal's Economy- Mr. experience of vulnerability of Mahmood K C Dinesh Indonesian retired women migrant Integration Challenges of Syrian La construcción de ciudadanía y la Women, Informality and Migration in workers - Ms. Nur Ismi Ramadhani lucha por los derechos de los India- Ms.

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