#INTERSECTIONICL WEBINAR SERIES
Supported by the Transitional Justice Institute at Ulster University and the Unit for Global Justice at Goldsmiths University
Supported by the Transitional Justice Institute at Ulster University and the Unit for Global Justice at Goldsmiths University
EPISODE 1
What can intersectionality mean for international justice?
Facilitator
Alexandra Lily Kather
Discussants
Patricia Viseur Sellers
Adejoké Babington-Ashaye
Dato’ Shyamala Alagendra
Yassin Brunger
Ana Martin
What can intersectionality mean for international justice?
Facilitator
Alexandra Lily Kather
Discussants
Patricia Viseur Sellers
Adejoké Babington-Ashaye
Dato’ Shyamala Alagendra
Yassin Brunger
Ana Martin
EPISODE 2
Intersectional approaches to investigations and prosecutions of
international crimes
Facilitator
Angela Mudukuti
Discussants
Valerie Oosterveld
Sareta Ashraph
Maxine Marcus
Priya Gopalan
Intersectional approaches to investigations and prosecutions of
international crimes
Facilitator
Angela Mudukuti
Discussants
Valerie Oosterveld
Sareta Ashraph
Maxine Marcus
Priya Gopalan
EPISODE 3
What can intersectionality mean for international justice?
Facilitator
Amanda Ghahremani
Discussants
Mariana Ardila Trujillo
Carmen Cheung Ka-Man
Angela Mudukuti
Michelle Jarvis
Mryna McCallum
What can intersectionality mean for international justice?
Facilitator
Amanda Ghahremani
Discussants
Mariana Ardila Trujillo
Carmen Cheung Ka-Man
Angela Mudukuti
Michelle Jarvis
Mryna McCallum
EPISODE 4
Enhancing cooperation and representation among international criminal justice actors through intersectional approaches
Facilitator
Lisa-Marie Rudi
Discussants
Kim Thuy Seelinger
Lesley-Ann Noel
Valentina Azarova
Lorraine Smith van Lin
Enhancing cooperation and representation among international criminal justice actors through intersectional approaches
Facilitator
Lisa-Marie Rudi
Discussants
Kim Thuy Seelinger
Lesley-Ann Noel
Valentina Azarova
Lorraine Smith van Lin
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