Introducing myself and my journal: Gender perspectives on modernisation, democratisation and conflict prevention.
by Åsa | April 6, 2010 at 5:24 AM
About Me:
I'm Swedish but have lived and worked for several years in South Africa, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Georgia, Armeina, Azerbaijan, Chad and Sudan. Am currently living in Paris. Interested in gender perspectives on modernisation of societies, demcratisation and conflict prevention.
My Challenges:
To make people accept that despite being a woman, and a blond one on the top of it, I am as capable as a man.
My Areas of Expertise:
Gender and conflict
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Hey there! Welcome to
Hey there! Welcome to PulseWire!
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Hi and thanks for the
Hi and thanks for the welcoming! I'm really curious about the women on this network and all the things there are to learn!
Take care!
Åsa
Hello and Welcome!
Hi Asa,
Welcome to the PulseWire community. We are happy to have you here with us. Be sure to check out the Groups section to join groups and find others that share your interests and passions, the Voices Rising section to read other women’s stories, and all the other resources that are here for you. I look forward to hearing from you here on PulseWire and hearing about your work in South Africa, Chad, Sudan, and everyone else you metioned. Once again, welcome to our community!
Nicole
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