Nita Mishra on Students Making Sense of Migration & Poverty @YaleGlobalJusticeProgram
Nita Mishra on Students Making Sense of Migration & Poverty  @YaleGlobalJusticeProgram
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Students Making Sense of Migration & Poverty
Nita Mishra (University of Limerick) and Evelina Mikneviciute
Bio:
Dr. Nita Mishra is a lecturer in the Dept of Politics & Public Administration at the University of Limerick, Ireland. She teaches Development Studies with a focus on the environment, poverty, gender, civil society organisations, and migration.

Evelina Mikneviciute: My Personal Experience of Migration and Poverty and the Process of Learning through the Migration Project
She is an International Business graduate from the University of Limerick with a keen interest in politics. She has participated in the European Youth Parliament for the Human Rights Committee and is a student of Dr. Mishra's Issues in World Politics class. She will be speaking on her personal experience of migration and poverty, as well as the process of learning through the migration project with Dr. Mishra.

Moderator: Zeke Ngcobo

Yale University
June 2, 2023
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