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Transforming Lives, Shaping the Future

ASAP Fellows Share Their Stories

Grateful for the ASAP Fellowship

I am deeply honored to have been selected for the ASAP Fellowship. My commitment to poverty alleviation is unwavering.

Mentorship from Professors Pogge and Aggarwal has been invaluable, guiding my research on floods and poverty.

The collaborative environment fostered by ASAP has inspired innovative and impactful research.

– Dr Anna Nath Ganguly 

Why We Ignore Global Injustice

Why do we tolerate global poverty?

My research seeks a universal principle to guide us toward justice. The ASAP Fellowship has been instrumental in strengthening the philosophical underpinnings of my work.

Mentorship and exposure to real-world cases have enriched my research significantly.

– Ahmet Gönüllü

 

Social Justice in India: A Fellowship Journey

India’s complex interplay of politics, welfare, and social justice is a fascinating field of study. My ASAP Fellowship has been instrumental in exploring these dynamics, particularly the impact of political parties on poverty alleviation.

Under the guidance of Dr. Pogge and Dr. Chandhoke, I’ve delved into issues from human trafficking to financial crime. This experience has equipped me with the tools to drive meaningful change. I wholeheartedly recommend the ASAP Fellowship for aspiring scholars committed to a fairer world.

– Soumyadeep Chowdhury

Unveiling the Dongria Kond Story

I’m currently researching the world of the Dongria Kond tribe, examining how commercialization of their Kapdagonda shawl fits into Wallerstein’s system theory.

Preliminary research highlights their resilience against corporate encroachment. My upcoming field work will capture their firsthand experiences.

The ASAP fellowship, especially Raymond Baker’s insights on illicit financial flows, has expanded my research perspective. I’m excited to share more as my project unfolds.

– Lalita Patel

ASAP: A Catalyst for Change

My ASAP experience has been transformative. Professor Pogge’s guidance inspired me to tackle poverty in Muslim Mindanao.

As Chair of the Social Ethics Society, I’m applying my learnings to develop a civics curriculum for Davao City. This fellowship has equipped me with the tools and knowledge to create lasting impact.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute to a fairer world.

– Christopher Ryan Maboloc, PhD 

Igniting Change Through Research

My ASAP Fellowship journey has been transformative. Connecting with fellow researchers passionate about global poverty has ignited my work on human trafficking.

The program’s mentorship and events have expanded my knowledge and inspired me to make a greater impact. I’m excited to contribute to the fight against modern slavery and build upon the valuable connections forged through ASAP.

– Dr Matthew Davis

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Call for Papers and Special Issue Proposals

Call for papers

Journal ASAP is looking to publish articles that promote understanding, prevention, and eradication of poverty and its effects.

The journal publishes quality articles describing original and unpublished results of theoretical, empirical, normative, or analytical research on poverty-related topics.

They are looking for and encouraging contributions by authors from the Global South and authors such as research essays, review papers, research notes, reports, book reviews, opinions, letters, and interviews that articulate the needs and concerns of the global poor. 

For more information, please visit this website. 

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2022 All ASAP Annual Meeting

“Technology & Justice“

Our very own ASAP session hosted a number of ASAP members as speakers. We look forward to our next annual conference where we welcome and encourage all our members to share their projects and published papers.

An exciting yet insightful and informative conference, in collaboration with ASAP,

Yale University, the Global Justice Program, and Quinnipiac University took place over a span of three days. Many of the panel sessions centered around themes associated with technology, justice, and the use of artificial intelligence were discussed.

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Transforming Africa’s Food Systems Webinar​

Jesuit Justice Ecology Network Africa (JENA) in collaboration with Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP), and Global Justice Program, Yale University organized a webinar themed, “Transforming Africa’s Food System towards Poverty Eradication”, drawing insights from a rich pool of experts across the globe.

The webinar was held on December 7, 2022, from 3:00 to 5:00 pm East African Time. The webinar drew from the urgent need to reform the current food system to adhere to the present realities as the world works towards transitioning into sustainable food systems. The themes of the webinar and points of discussion captured the reality in most parts of the African continent and other parts of the globe coming to terms with social and economic challenges.

The goal of the webinar and theme was to collate and share insights believed to be integral in driving the food security agenda in the face of growing development challenges likely stemming from past successes and progress toward creating sustainable food systems that meet the needs of the region.

The full report can be obtained at https://globaljustice.yale.edu/news/food-systems-webinar 

Kevin Ouko, the writer of this post,  is a Research and Policy Analyst on Rethinking Africa’s Development at JENA

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2022 Global Justice Programme and ASAP

\”Technology & Justice\”

An exciting yet insightful and informative conference, in collaboration with ASAP, Yale University, the Global Justice Program, and Quinnipiac University took place over a span of three days. Many of the panel sessions centered around themes associated with technology, justice, and the use of artificial intelligence were discussed.

Our very own ASAP session hosted a number of ASAP members as speakers. We look forward to our next annual conference where we welcome and encourage all our members to share their projects and published papers.

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Transforming Africa’s Food Systems Webinar

Jesuit Justice Ecology Network Africa (JENA) in collaboration with Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP), and Global Justice Program, Yale University organized a webinar themed, “Transforming Africa’s Food System towards Poverty Eradication”, drawing insights from a rich pool of experts across the globe.

The webinar was held on December 7, 2022, from 3:00 to 5:00 pm East African Time. The webinar drew from the urgent need to reform the current food system to adhere to the present realities as the world works towards transitioning into sustainable food systems. The themes of the webinar and points of discussion captured the reality in most parts of the African continent and other parts of the globe coming to times with social and economic challenges.

The goal of the webinar and theme was to collate and share insights believed integral in driving the food security agenda in the face of growing development challenges likely to stem past successes and progress towards creating sustainable food systems that meets the needs of the region. The full report can be obtained by clicking here

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Roundtable – “Global Response to crisis.

27 Apr

Juris North ASAP Roundtables 2022

Aims: To critically assess local, regional and/or global law and policy that have to do with sustainability and its crossover with a specific thematic area. To explore different stakeholder views on a range of sustainability-related topics. To seek international perspectives and exchanges about a range of sustainability-related topics and explore possibilities for collaboration in terms of research, practice and education. Final Target: National and international legal and political orders around the world. Lead by: Dr Jorge E. Núñez, Manchester Law School Dr Rita G. Klapper, Manchester Business School Thematic areas: Entrepreneurship and Sustainability (practice and education): led by Dr Rita G. Klapper (UK and international). Gender: Led by Dr Kay Lalor (UK) and Dr Natalina Stamile (Italy) Access to rights: Lea by Dr Jorge E. Núñez (UK and Latin America) Poverty, Sovereignty and Economic Rights: Led by Dr Clarice Seixas Duarte (Brazil) Climate change: Led by Dr Danielle Denny (Brazil) Roundtable 1, Wednesday 27th April 2022 at 4pm BST Keynote Speakers Dr. Seb Carney, Head of Environment, Social, Governance, and Sustainability, Daisy Group Thierry Roussin, CEO, AguiaLabs Juris North Discussion Group Open to all platform About this event Juris North ASAP Roundtables 2022 “Global Response to crisis: sustainability, SDGs and climate change” Aims: . To critically assess local, regional and/or global law and policy that have to do with sustainability and its crossover with a specific thematic area. . To explore different stakeholder views on a range of sustainability-related topics. . To seek international perspectives and exchanges about a range of sustainability-related topics and explore possibilities for collaboration in terms of research, practice and education. Final Target: National and international legal and political orders around the world. Lead by: Dr Jorge E. Núñez, Manchester Law School Dr Rita G. Klapper, Manchester Business School Thematic areas: • Entrepreneurship and Sustainability (practice and education): lead by Dr Rita G. Klapper (UK and international). . Gender: Lead by Dr Kay Lalor (UK) and Dr Natalina Stamile (Italy) • Access to rights: Lead by Dr Jorge E. Núñez (UK and Latin America) • Poverty, Sovereignty and Economic Rights: Lead by Dr Clarice Seixas Duarte (Brazil) • Climate change: Lead by Dr Danielle Denny (Brazil) Hosts Dr Rita Klapper, Reader in Enterprise and Sustainability, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK Dr Jorge Emilio Núñez, PhD in Law (University of Manchester, UK) We invite activists, academics, policymakers, industry representatives, and health professionals to contribute to an edited open-access volume advancing a human-centered approach to health innovations. Contributors will be invited to present their draft essays at a hybrid workshop in New Haven, October 28-30, 2022. For further details see globaljustice/yale/edu/hca

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ALL-ASAP Meeting, 16th June

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Call for Papers: A human-centered approach to health innovations

Global Justice Program, Yale

As the COVID-19 pandemic and global health exigencies show, many important vaccines, treatments, diagnostics, and other health technologies remain unaffordable or inaccessible to millions of people, many of whom suffer or die as a result.

We invite activists, academics, policymakers, industry representatives, and health professionals to contribute to an edited open-access volume advancing a human-centered approach to health innovations.

Contributors will be invited to present their draft essays at a hybrid workshop in New Haven, October 28-30, 2022.

For further details see globaljustice/yale/edu/hca

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Ambedkar Grants for Advancing Poverty Eradication, Funding Opportunity

AGAPE is an initiative by Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP) to fund promising projects that will pilot innovative approaches to poverty eradication.