Fellows Profile and Research Topics: FFPF Feminist Foreign Policy Fellowship

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Fellows Research Topic:

This table features a comprehensive list of all the fellows participating in the Feminist Foreign Policy Fellowship (FFPF) and their respective research topics. Each fellow brings unique perspectives and expertise, addressing critical issues at the intersection of gender and global policy.

NameDesignationOrganisationResearch Topic
Afsheen FatimaSenior Lecturer Iqra University Youth Perspectives on the Role of Women in Foreign Policy in Pakistan
Win Pike MyoTrainer, Researcher and Advocate for Women’s Rights and Gender EqualityPhan Tee Eain (Creative Home) Feminist Perspectives on Humanitarian Aid in Myanmar’s Conflict Areas
Tayyaba AtiqProgram CoordinatorCenter for Strategy and Cultural DiplomacyThe Gender Gap in Global Governance: Exploring Feminist Foreign Policy Amidst the UN’s Leadership Void
Maya KandelAmbassador to Nepal (Activist and Researcher) International Youth Change Maker Feminist Foreign Policy Approaches to Empowering Women in Nepal’s Climate Diplomacy
Muna Khayal Khattak Lecturer BZU MultanFeminist Foreign policy in Pakistan Prospects and Challenges
Nahian Raihana PraptiProgramme Associate (Communication and Dialogue Division)Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD)Sandwich Generation Women in Bangladesh: Caregiving Stressors and Feminist Foreign Policy
Nalini RathnarajahExcutive director Women’s Development Innovators Women, Debt, and Climate Justice: Feminist Foreign Policy Strategies for Sri Lanka’s Future
Mohammad Shafiq SultanPh.D. Research ScholarUniversity of Delhi, New Delhi, IndiaFeminist Diplomacy in Conflict Zones: A Comparative Analysis of Canada’s and Sweden’s Foreign Policies in Afghanistan
Simran NapitSection OfficerSupreme Court of NepalWomen in Diplomatic Leadership: Overcoming Gender Barriers and Building Bridges in the Global South and Beyond
SamukeziSenior Lecturer – Gender PoliticsUniversity of LimpopoTransforming Diplomacy: exploring the possible implementation and impact of Feminist Foreign Policy in South Africa
Sanda ThantResearch Associate, Gender and Development Studies, AIT, ThailandAsian Institute of Technology, ThailandA FEMINIST FOREIGN POLICY FOR MYANMAR: EXPLORING GAPS & POSSIBILITIES
BKIR KumarihamyReseach Associate Pathfinder FoundationBreaking Barriers: The Evolution of Women’s Political Leadership in South Asia: Focus on Patriarchal Structures and Emerging Trends
Sai Jyothirmai RacherlaDeputy Executive Director ARROWDemystifying Feminist Foreign Policy : Framework for Action in the Global South
Sajid Ali Director of international relations Human rights council of Pakistan Building Bridges: Advancing Trade, Cultural, and Gender-Inclusive Diplomacy between Pakistan and India
Parvez BabulJournalist and women rights activist Former employee of Helen Keller international Passage to Adopt Feminist Foreign Policy
Aditi MishraStudentSt. Xavier’s College, KathmanduIndigenous Women, Environment and International Relations; Redefining the Feminist Foreign policy
Claire Ed C. BacongStudentThammasat Institute of Area Studies and University of the Philppines Tacloban CollegeDecolonizing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda: A Comparative Analysis of Indonesian and
Philippine National Action Plans
Abhishu KarkiExecutive MemberPolitical Literacy for Women – NepalWomen Peacekeepers and Their Perception in Host Countries: A South Asian Perspective on
Gender, Security, and Peacebuilding
Pinku Jha Assistant Professor Vivekananda Global University An Analysis of Feminist Foreign Policy through the Prism of Indic
and Traditions
Hritika PatilStudent Symbiosis School of International Studies, Symbiosis International University, Pune, Maharashtra, India.Evaluating UNSCR 1325 in Contemporary Period: A Feminist Analysis of Gender, Security, and National Action Plans
Gayatri Joshi2nd Masters StudentSymbiosis School of International Studies GENDER DISPARITY IN RENEWABLE ENERGY SECTOR : INDIA AND WEST ASIA
Shreya PandeyAssistant Professor St. Xavier’s College, Ranchi University, RanchiMaking sense of the Feminist Component in the International Security Framework
Jubin Gogoi3rd Sem Master StudentSikkim UniversityHegemonic Masculinity: Feminist Foreign Policy Implementations Issues in India
Jumani PathakResearch Scholar Central University of KeralaGendered Approaches to Security: Feminist Foreign Policy and Women’s Participation in Conflict and Migration Policy for Rohingya Muslims in Bangladesh
Muskaan Khanna Doctoral Researcher Department of African Studies, University of Delhi Exploring the Nexus Between Feminist Foreign Policy and Digitalisation of Diplomacy
Peerzada Muneer Ul IslamDoctorate holderJamia Millia IslamiaFeminist Foreign Policy: Intersections of Religion, Gender, and Public Policy
Dr Amita MarwhaAssistant ProfessorIsabella Thoburn CollegeFeminist Foreign Policy and Its Transformative Potential in Global Migration and Refugee
Governance.
Dr Apoorva Dixit Assistant professor G. D Goenka UniversityThe Role of Women’s Organizations in Shaping Feminist Foreign Policy: A Comparative Study
Nimita PandeyAssistant ProfessorDept. of Social Data Science & Policy, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Delhi NCR CampusGender Mainstreaming in Science Diplomacy: A Global South Perspective
Mayuri RaghuvanshiPh.D. Scholar/Advocate on Record G.D. Goenka University/Supreme Court of IndiaDevelopment of Feminist Jurisprudence in India: An Analysis of Laws Relating to Protection of Women Against Sexual Harassment
Dr TeenaAssistant ProfessorG. D Goenka UniversityThe Impact of Feminist Foreign Policy on Women’s Rights in India and Other Developing Countries: A Comparative Analysis
Nandita Kapoor Masters Student at University of DelhiUniversity of DelhiGendered Impact of Security: The case study of Securitization in Conflict Zone of Syria
Moumita Singha Masters Student [3rd Semester]Central University of Sikkim The Significance of Feminist Foreign Policy for India
Namgay ChodenStudentJigme Singye Wangchuck School of Law. Empowering Diplomacy: How Feminist Foreign Policy is Changing the Global Game.
Vinod Kumar PandeyProgram Manager India-Leadership NextKamonohashi Project (Japan) based at IndiaFrom Victimhood to Leadership: Analyzing the Impact of Feminist Foreign Policies on Trafficked Survivors
Mansi MalhortraDoctoral researcher, Ph D.GGV, Central government University Chhattisgarh Feminist Integration in International Relations: An Explanatory Research Analysis
Akanksha MajumdarStudentChrist (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru Bannerghatta Road CampusChallenging Neoliberal Orthodoxy: Feminist Foreign Policy as a Catalyst for Gender – Equitable Economic Growth in Developing Nations
Ahaanaa SinghStudent Student Symbiosis School For Liberal ArtsRethinking Feminist Foreign Policy: India’s Path to Decolonization
Ammu S AnilJunior Research FellowJamia Millia IslamiaFeminist Water Diplomacy: Addressing Gender Inequities in South Asian
Water Governance
Avni SablokResearch AssociateIndian Council of World Affairs, Sapru House Redefining Power: Analyzing the Impact of Feminist Foreign Policy on Global Diplomacy and Social Justice
Bhanupriya JaiswalResearch ScholarJawaharlal Nehru University, New DelhiDigital Diplomacy and the Power of Diaspora: Indian Women in Global Governance and Foreign Policy
Bharat SinghPhD candidateJawaharlal Nehru University, New DelhiFeminizing Conflict Resolution: A Study of Indian Female Peacekeepers in Africa
Muskaan AwasthiFinal Year BA Triple Major StudentCHRIST (Deemed to be University) India’s Global Diplomacy and Combating Cyber Violence Against Women in the Global South: A Feminist Foreign Policy Approach
Dr Savita YadavAssistant ProfessorG D Goenka UniversityEnhancing Employee Engagement for Gender Equity and Organizational Change: The Intersection of Transformational Leadership and Feminist Foreign Policy
Bushra Ali KhanManaging EditorThe Migration NewsGendered Geopolitics: A Feminist Peace-building Framework for Inclusive Refugee Response and Relocation in South Asia
Pratibha SharmaResearch ScholarBanasthali VidhyapithRape as a Tactical Weapon: Understanding Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones
Praveen RajGeopolitical Risk AnalystWorld Risk Governance (WoRisGo)Media Narratives and Gender Equity: Reshaping India’s Foreign Policy Discourse Through a Feminist Lens
Raj Nandani StudentIndependent scholarBleeding with and without Wars: A Comparative Study of the Treatment of Menstrual Blood and War Wounds in International Policies
Shambhavi ThiteSenior Doctoral Fellow Jawaharlal Nehru UniversityFeminist Approaches to Conflict Resolution: The Role of Gender in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding in Tajikistan
Shobana KarthikeyanAssistant ProfessorMadras Christian CollegeTOWARDS A GENDER-CONSCIOUS FOREIGN TRADE POLICY IN INDIA
Aditya MishraResearch ScholarSchool of International Studies, JNU.Redefining Gender Dynamics in Outer Space Diplomacy
Ekta Singh Second year student M.A. in Gender Studies.Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India.From Invisibility to Visibility : Women as agents of War and Peace
Debjani ChoudhuryPGT – EconomicsB.S.F. Senior Secondary Residential SchoolCLIMATE CHANGE, MITIGATION AND ADAPTIVE POLICIES: A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE
Aditya Raj KanaujiaPG StudentSikkim UniversityCritical Work on Gender Equality in International Diplomacy: The Case of Feminist Foreign Policy
Frameworks
AditiManagement TraineeGrant Thornton Bharat LLPRe-politicizing Gender-Security Equation: Implementation and Impact of UNSCR 1325 on International Peace and Security
Janki AndhariaSenior ProfessorTata Institute of Social SciencesHumanitarian Action And Disaster Response (HADR): Is It Gender Sensitive?
Maalavika AAssociate ResearchCentre for Public Policy Research, KochiGender as a Geopolitical Tool: Examining the US Foreign Policy Rhetoric in the Afghanistan Invasion Through Gendered Discourse
Dhanshri Pradip ParobCommunity AssociateZoloDeconstructing Power: A Post-Structural Feminist Analysis of the Women, Peace,and Security (WPS) Agenda in the United Nations
Blessy MathewPh.D Research ScholarUniversity of HyderabadGendered Dimensions of Statelessness: A Feminist Foreign Policy Approach to Protecting Stateless Women in South Asia
Dimple kumarSocial Media ManagerNational student union of india (NSUI)Comparative Analysis of Grassroots Feminist Movements in India and Japan: A Study of Cultural Influences, Policy Impact, and Digital Advocacy
SanyaAssistant ProfessorMahatma Gandhi UniversityAdapting Feminist Foreign Policy: Lessons from Sweden and Canada for a Gender-Equitable Diplomatic Future in India
Dr Priti Ramani NayyarAssistant ProfessorSchool of Law, GD Goenka UniversityWomen in the Workforce: Challenges, Opportunities, and Strategies for Equality
Torunika RoyPhD Scholar Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, IndiaWomen’s Leadership and Gender Equality: A Pathway to Peace on the Korean Peninsula
ShrutiPh D StudentJawaharlal Nehru UniversityBridging Gender and Community in Climate Policy: A Feminist Approach to India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change
Sneha Thomas Assistant ProfessorSymbiosis International (Deemed) UniversityWeaponizing the Environment: Interrogating Gender, Nature, and Power in Contemporary Conflicts
Ananya AcharyaAcademic AssociateIndian Institute of Management, AhmedabadBridging Gender and Community in Climate Policy: A Feminist Approach
to India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change
AchalaSenior Policy AdvisorWomen AfricaGender and Global Diplomacy: Assessing the Implications of Nigeria’s Absence of a Feminist Foreign Policy, Benefits, and Pathways to Adoption

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FFPF Feminist Foreign Policy Fellowship

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Nine Consecutive Friday Evenings and Creative Project Research Essay Submission
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Platform: Zoom & Individual Research Essay Writing

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Chair: Prof Vibhuti PatelVisiting Distinguished Professor IMPRI, former professor, at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai

Experts:

Prof Sanjukta Bhattacharya, Retired Professor, International Relations, Jadavpur University, KolkataVisiting Professor, IMPRI

Ambassador Anil Trigunayat, (IFS, Retd.) Former Indian Ambassador to Jordan, Libya, and Malta; Distinguished Fellow and Head of the West Asia Experts Group at the Vivekananda International FoundationVisiting Distinguished Fellows IMPRI.

Prof Anuradha M Chenoy, Adjunct Professor at the Jindal School of International Affairs, Jindal Global University; Former dean at School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University,  New Delhi.

Ms Vahida NainarIndependent Researcher, Gender & Human Rights Consultant

Dr Keshab Giri, Lecturer in International Relations at The University of St Andrews; Research Fellow at WAPPP, Harvard Kennedy School

Ms Nandita BaruahThe Asia Foundation’s Country Representative in India

Dr Simi Mehta, CEO & Editorial Director, IMPRI

Dr Shafi Md Mostofa, Associate Professor, Dhaka University

Prof Asha Hans, Founder Director, School of Women’s Studies, Utkal University, India

Ms Rita ManchandaResearch Director, South Asia Forum for Human Rights

Dr Swarna RajagopalanPolitical Scientist and Feminist Peace Educator, The Prajnya Trust, Chennai

Dr Deepika MannAssistant Professor, GD Goenka University

Dr Manisha Madhava, Professor & Head, Department of Political  Science, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai

Professor Mariam Seedat-KhanCertified Clinical Sociologist, Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology-AACS; Professor, University of KwaZulu-NatalSouth Africa

Conveners:
Ms Nandita BaruahThe Asia Foundation’s Country Representative in India
Ms Apoorva SinghProgram Officer, The Asia Foundation
Dr Arjun Kumar, Director, IMPRI
Dr Simi Mehta, CEO & Editorial Director, IMPRI

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Ms Vithita Jha, IMPRI
Ms Swetha Shanker Pydimarry, IMPRI

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