10 May

Exploring Social Contracts in conflict-affected areas of Myanmar: A community level research approach

Organized by:Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion; Virtual Federal University (Myanmar)
Register for this event

This webinar is an opportunity for student researchers from Myanmar to share their findings from their research projects about the social contract of citizenship after the 2021 coup in Myanmar. It will also launch the webpage that showcases their work. Supported by the Knowledge Management Fund, the project was designed to shift traditional power dynamics and recognize the researchers as the experts with local knowledge best placed to influence the trajectory of developments in their communities. International participants will also be able to engage directly with researchers working in fragile and conflict affected settings in Myanmar and refugee areas.

For the wider security and rule of law community, the webinar will provide space to learn, via a concrete example, how conflict affected youth can articulate their changing relationship with the state.

Register below to join us online on Wednesday, 10 May from 13:00-14:30 (BST) / 14:00-15.30 (CEST) / 18.30 - 20:00 (MMT) online via Zoom.

Click here to check out the Concept Note. Click here to view the graphic recording of the event, by Claudia Meier.

Register for this event
Virtually accessible
Zoom