I haven’t published any of it yet (they’re in the pipeline), but I could give you a sample! Here are some from my ethnography on an Indigenous school doing education in emergencies. Let’s get connected!

Capping off the year with a new publication - on Intl Human Rights Day! 📕

In my latest publication, I expanded Torres Strait Islander scholar Martin Nakata’s work on cultural interface by looking at the Philippines’ IPEd program.

🔗Access my article (in full text) here: doi.org/10.22492/ije...

Then after my PhD, I began my #latteart journey 😂 just like a lot of PhD graduates who suddenly started doing new hobbies like baking hehe

Just to add some human touch, I’m also an #illustrator! I do graphic #ethnography as one of my research methods. Feel free to check out my art page here: instagram.com/pogibear.draws #art

I have a background in #anthropology & #internationalstudies. While I’ve been ‘stuck’ in academia for almost 10 years, I still consider myself a junior scholar & a co-learner of life. 🌱 I also used to teach critical race & gender studies at Soka University.

Last September, I finished my #PhD at Waseda University under the Japanese Government’s #MEXT scholarship program.

Hi I’m Giselle! I am a #Filipino junior #scholar. 🇵🇭 I recently started my postdoc at UTokyo & UNU under Japan’s JSPS fellowship program. My work revolves around #Indigenouspeoples, #gender & #education. I’ve also started venturing into #climatejustice studies. unu.edu/ias/about/ex...

Hi friends! I’m co-organizing a symposium by Sophia University on valuing “vulnerable” voices in global studies research dealing with dilemmas on research and academia. 🌏👇

Excited to co-learn about limitations and challenges of academia in Indigenous research! Nov 18, 7:00PM PHT Zoom. Join and co-learn with us by signing up here: forms.gle/jJzwpoLHt7x9...