Speakers

Ms. Chi Nde Akwa Nadege is an academic practitioner with a Master’s degree in Educational Administration(2015) and a B.Ed in curriculum design and teaching(2011) from the University of Buea, Cameroon. She is also a member of One Child, One Textbook Association and Humanity First Cameroon, which stands for children’s right to education. Ms Chi is

MSC. Karlotta Hülsebus is an aspiring PhD student in psychological research in Germany. She has recently completed her master’s degree at Uppsala University in Sweden and is presenting the results of her master’s thesis on the influence of conformity to masculine norms and group-based relative deprivation on far-right radicalism in White men in the US.

Ms. Anna Hardy is a PhD candidate based in The Asia Institute at The University of Melbourne. Her research focuses on the rhetoric behind honour-based violence with a particular emphasis on kinship systems, Islamic law, and the intersection of religion and gender. In addition to her academic work, Anna has contributed to Pursuit and presented

Ms Magdalini Laina holds a Master’s Degree in Science Communication. Her research explores the social construction of gender and the formation of “gendered” networks within the field of science communication, with a particular focus on how these dynamics are represented and reinforced through Science and Technology Museums. Through her academic work, she is committed to

Lauren (Yubin) Lee is a 4th year undergraduate student at Tulane University earning degrees in both Neuroscience and Spanish. As part of the Newcomb Scholars program, she has developed her interests in gender equity and research through yearly seminars and the opportunity to publish a case study on surrogacy. Her primary research interest lies in