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Decolonization and Social Change Careers: Navigating the Future of International Cooperation

Author:
Craig Zelizer

October 19, 2024

Join us for Episode 4 of Season 13 of the Social Change Career Podcast featuring Mara Tissera Luna

Mara is an independent consultant and researcher with expertise in protection and forced migration across Latin America and Europe. With her extensive experience providing research, evaluations, and advisory services to NGOs, INGOs, and UN agencies, Mara brings a wealth of knowledge to the future of international cooperation. Her work is rooted in intersectional and decolonial approaches, with a focus on advancing participatory methods and localization.

When: October 22 at 12 pm EST

Why Join Us? / What We’ll Cover:

  • Decolonization in International Cooperation: Explore the critical role decolonization plays in transforming global cooperation for more equitable outcomes.
  • Applied Research in Action: Learn how Mara applies qualitative research and participatory methods to address complex issues like child protection and gender-based violence.
  • Career Insights for Impact Professionals: Gain practical advice on building a career focused on decolonial and intersectional approaches in international development and beyond.

Bio: Mara is a social anthropologist and independent consultant who has provided services for 16 universities, NGOs, and international agencies in 14 countries. Her work focuses on child protection, forced migration, and gender-based violence using decolonial frameworks. She is a fellow at Georgetown University’s Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues and is a member of ACPHA’s Localization Advisory Group and CLACSO (Latin American Council of Social Sciences).

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