Teaching and Training

I have over a decade of experience as a trainer and instructor using adult learning methods for people of diverse cultural backgrounds and education levels. I have designed curricula, led trainings, and supported higher education political science courses.

Training

This includes numerous trainings covering topics such as:

• Advancing 1325 and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda (via the United Nations Development Program for women leaders from Afghanistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Timor-Leste)

• How to Monitor and Report on Armed Violence (via the Global Alliance on Armed Violence)

• Administrative, Political and Fiscal Federalism in Myanmar (via The Asia Foundation)

• Typologies of Violence and Systems for Violence Monitoring (via The Asia Foundation)

• Subnational and National Conflict Analysis and Conflict Sensitivity in Myanmar (via The Asia Foundation)  

• Strategic Policy Advocacy (Consulting via the International Bar Association (IBA) for the Independent Lawyers' Association of Myanmar (ILAM))

Higher Education

I have supported teaching at the Australian National University (ANU), including courses in:

• Graduate Political Science: Comparative Government and Politics

I have given special lectures on a range of topics:

• The Federalism Promise & Multi-nation/Ethno-Federalism @ The ANU

• Working in International Affairs and International Development @The ANU

• Working in International Organizations @ The University of Liverpool

I have also supported study tours in Myanmar for graduate students from the ANU.

Seeking Opportunities

I am interested in university teaching opportunities in political science and international relations, particularly courses on peace and conflict given my practitioner experience.