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SUMMARY:ACS Institute 2023: De-colonization in the 21st Century  Association for Cultural Studies
DESCRIPTION:ACS InstituteAssociation for Cultural Studies \nNew Date Announced!August 10 – August 15\, 2023 \nHosted by National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan \nThe ACS Institute 2023 will discuss the question of decolonization in the 21st century. We face the drastic increase of international migration and stateless persons\, the prolonged pandemic\, extensive digital surveillance\, the prevalence of extended platform economies\, the precarity of temporary laborers on land and at sea\, environmental crisis\, and climate change. Along with these developing conditions\, the intensified social inequality worldwide also escalates. We encourage scholars and students of cultural studies to re-think the project of decolonization in the 21st century. Today\, colonialism indicates the colonial matrix of uneven power relations interwoven with various local/geopolitical structural factors. Under the systemic structure of colonial power relations\, a part of the community/population/city becomes a colony/subalternate space. The project of decolonization in the 21st century\, first and foremost\, is to identify and analyze the colonial power relation that engineers and reproduces the unequal social relations and environmental injustice\, to disclose its historical formations\, and to challenge the fixations of institutional and ideological exclusions. We invite interdisciplinary critical analysis and innovative artistic projects to engage with the regeneration and experimentation of alternative forms of creative decolonization. \nThis ACS Institute will feature\, but is not limited to\, the following four interconnected dimensions: \n\nGlobal Capitalism and Technologies of Governance: the transformation of global/local political economy and its impact on regional societies\, the effects of China’s BRI\, MSRI\, and ARI on ASEAN\, Central Asia\, Africa and the global stage\, logistical infrastructure\, and technological governance\, media empire\, algorithmic automation\, platform economy\, digital surveillance\, etc.\nMarginalized Populations\, Stateless Persons and Migrant Laborers: border politics\, the exclusive regime of citizenship\, ethnic minorities and indigenous people\, religious minorities\, sexual and gender minorities\, xenophobia\, mobility and immobility\, migrant labor\, statelessness\, temporary dispatch workers\, instant delivery service\, modern slavery\, etc.\nEnvironmental Justice/Injustice: ecological crisis\, climate change\, land deprivation\, indigenous rights\, animal protection\, multi-species voices\, etc.\nSocial Engagement and Art Intervention: creative resistance through art\, video\, and music\, new genre public art\, screen documentary\, alternative curation\, sensory ethnography\, documentary\, participatory art\, community solidarity\, media ecology\, media rights\, filmmaking\, exhibition\, platform productions\, virtual productions\, software literacies\, impact production\, diaspora and migration. etc.\n\nHosted in Taiwan\, as a nodal point linking Northeast Asia\, Southeast Asia\, South Asia\, and other Asian regions\, we want to foreground both geo-historical and geopolitical tensions in the global context. We will invite globally renowned scholars and scholars highly respected in this region as our keynote speakers and seminar lecturers. The Institute will offer lectures\, seminars\, round tables\, and workshops for participants to spend the week learning from one another and sharing their projects. Through this collaborative intellectual endeavor\, we will address the tasks of decolonization in the 21st Century. \nWe welcome postgraduate students\, postdoctoral researchers\, and advanced scholars worldwide to share their ongoing projects with various disciplinary backgrounds: cultural studies\, media and communication studies\, critical legal studies\, cultural sociology\, literary studies\, film studies\, visual cultural studies\, cultural anthropology\, political philosophy\, and related fields are all welcome. In addition to theoretical interventions\, we also encourage participants to contribute their experimental screen documentaries\, video theses\, audio-video ethnographies\, curatorial projects\, and so on. \n\nInstitute Directors:• Liu\, Joyce C. H. (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan)• Neilson\, Brett (Western Sydney University\, Australia) \nOrganized by International Center for Cultural Studies\, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan & Institute for Culture and Society\, Western Sydney University\, AustraliaIn collaboration with Calcutta Research Group\, India & Department of Cultural Studies\, Lingnan University\, Hong Kong \nFor any queries\, please email: acsinstitute2023@gmail.com
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/acs-institute-2023-de-colonization-in-the-21st-century-association-for-cultural-studies/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220420
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220421
DTSTAMP:20260416T211520
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SUMMARY:HUMAN RIGHT AND TRANSNATIONAL LABOR MOBILITY WORKSHOP SERIES II - Can Equal Protection for Workers Transcend State Borders? —The Hard Case of Temporary Migrant Worker Program
DESCRIPTION:活動簡介： \n暫時性跨國移工具有雙重身分——既是勞工、也是外國人。身為勞工，其勞動條件理應與本國勞工一樣受到平等保障；然而，身為外國人，亦受到國境與移民管制的影響，移民管制的核心之一便是藉保護國內勞動市場之名，以限縮外國人之就業權利而形成差別待遇，如何面對勞動保護與國境管制兩者之間的張力？在「法律、人權與跨國勞動力流動」主題工作坊系列第二場次，楊雅雯助研究員將分析臺灣的國境管制對移工就業條件的影響，提出平衡兩者的對策，歡迎與會者一同進行討論。\n \n講者：中央研究院法律學研究所助研究員 楊雅雯 \n主持人：國立陽明交通大學文化研究國際中心主任 劉紀蕙教授、國立陽明交通大學科技法律研究所副教授 邱羽凡 \n與談人：國立臺灣海洋大學海洋政策碩士學位學程助理教授 蔡沛倫、中央研究院博士後研究學者 Samia Dinkelaker \n時間：2022/4/20（三）15：00—17：00（臺北時間） \n地點：國立陽明交通大學光復校區人社三館101教室，提供線上同步網址 \nZoom連線網址： \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/82847016922?pwd=UGxlZG1zK0cwS0txY3luVEExRW8vQT09 \n密碼：iccs0420 \n語言：中文，提供英文同步翻譯 \n主辦單位：國立陽明交通大學文化研究國際中心、國立陽明交通大學科技法律研究所 \n協辦單位：台聯大文化研究國際中心、台聯大系統亞際文化研究國際碩士學位學程 \n贊助單位：CHCI-GLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2019-2022、Andrew Mellon Foundation、教育部高等教育深耕計畫 \nHuman right and Transnational Labor Mobility Workshop Series 2 \nCan Equal Protection for Workers Transcend State Borders? —The Hard Case of Temporary Migrant Worker Program \nIntroduction: \nTemporary transnational migrants have dual identities – they are both workers and foreigners. As workers\, their labor conditions should be equally protected as those of local workers; however\, as foreigners\, they are also affected by border and immigration control. One of the core of this control is to restrict the employment rights of foreigners in the name of protecting the domestic labor market\, resulting in differential treatment. In this workshop “Law\, Human Rights\, and Transnational Labor Mobility”\, Dr. Ya-Wen Yang will analyze the impact of Taiwan’s border control on the employment conditions of migrant workers and propose some solutions. Participants are welcome to join the discussion. \nSpeaker: Ya-Wen Yang (Assistant Research Professor\, Institutum Iurisprudentiae\, Academia Sinica) \nModerators: Prof. Joyce C.H. Liu (ICCS\, NYCU)\, Assoc. Prof. Yu-Fan Chiu (School of Law\, NYCU) \nDiscussants: Asst. Prof. Pei-Lun\, Tsai (National Taiwan Ocean University)\, Dr. Samia Dinkelaker (Postdoctoral Fellow\, Institute of Ethnology of Academia Sinica) \nDate & Time: 2022/4/20 (Wednesday)\, 15:00-17:00 (TAIPEI TIME\, GMT+8) \nLocation: HC Building III Room101\, NYCU GuangFu Campus\, providing online participation using ZOOM (Webinar).
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/human-right-and-transnational-labor-mobility-workshop-series-ii-can-equal-protection-for-workers-transcend-state-borders-the-hard-case-of-temporary-migrant-worker-program/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220316
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220317
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SUMMARY:HUMAN RIGHT AND TRANSNATIONAL LABOR MOBILITY WORKSHOP SERIES I - Non-Flag State’s Strategies for Human Rights Protection of Migrant Fishermen: Issues and Practice In Taiwan Law
DESCRIPTION:活動簡介： \n臺灣的遠洋漁業產值豐厚，實力與技術名列全球之首，而業者為追求更高利潤，時常將船隻註冊於不同國家，船隻便能歸屬他國管轄。這些「權宜船」成為了法律監管的漏洞，船隻上的外籍漁工更面臨人口販運、強迫勞動等重重危機。因此，對非我國籍漁船進行管制，成為解決海上人權危機的重要議題。權宜船雖未掛上我國船旗，但在這些船隻入港後，身為港口國的臺灣，在法律上仍有介入之措施與可能性，本系列工作坊之第一場次，楊名豪老師就臺灣面對權宜船上的人權問題提出對策和與會者進行討論。 \n講者：國立臺灣海洋大學海洋法政學士學位學程助理教授 楊名豪 \n主持人：國立陽明交通大學文化研究中心主任 劉紀蕙教授、國立陽明交通大學科技法律研究所副教授 邱羽凡 \n時間：2022/3/16（三）15：00—17：00（臺北時間） \n地點：國立陽明交通大學光復校區人社三館101教室，提供線上同步 \nZoom連線網址： \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83979166390?pwd=dWxiKzRRaTlwcWRCME5KdFI4bURXdz09 \n密碼：iccs0316 \n語言：中文，提供英文同步翻譯 \n主辦單位：國立陽明交通大學文化研究國際中心、國立陽明交通大學科技法律研究所 \n協辦單位：台聯大文化研究國際中心、台聯大系統亞際文化研究國際碩士學位學程 \n贊助單位：CHCI-GLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2019-2022、Andrew Mellon Foundation、教育部高等教育深耕計畫 \n議程 \n\n\n\n15:00-15:10\n開場\n\n\n15:10-16:00\n主講人發表\n\n\n16:00-16:50\n綜合討論\n\n\n16:50-17:00\n結語\n\n\n\n  \nIntroduction: \nTaiwan’s offshore fishing industry is rich in output value\, and ranks among the top in the world. In pursuit of higher profits\, ship owners often register their vessels in different countries. These “FOC” vessels have become the exceptional zone of law\, and the foreign fishermen on the ships become vulnerable to human trafficking\, forced labor and other crises. Therefore\, the regulation of non-flag states vessels has become an important issue to resolve the human rights crisis at sea. Although FOC vessels do not fly the flag of Taiwan\, after these ships enter the port\, Taiwan\, as a port state\, still has legal measures to intervene. In the first workshop of the theme series ” Law\, Human right and Transnational Labor Mobility”\, Asst. Prof. Ming-Hao Yang will give an insight into Taiwan’s possible solutions to the human rights crisis on FOC vessels. \nSpeaker: Asst. Prof. Ming-Hao Yang (National Taiwan Ocean University) \nModerators: Prof. Joyce C.H. Liu (ICCS\, NYCU)\, Assoc. Prof. Yu-Fan Chiu (School of Law\, NYCU) \nDate & Time: 2022/3/16 (Wednesday)\, 15:00-17:00 (TAIPEI TIME\, GMT+8) \nLocation: HC Building III Room101\, NYCU GuangFu Campus\, providing online participation using ZOOM (Webinar). \nZoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83979166390?pwd=dWxiKzRRaTlwcWRCME5KdFI4bURXdz09 \nCode：iccs0316 \nLanguage: Lecture in Mandarin (English Interpretation provided) \nAgenda \n\n\n\n15:00-15:10\nOpening\n\n\n15:10-16:00\nSpeaker’s Presentation\n\n\n16:00-16:50\nWrap up Roundtables (Q&A)\n\n\n16:50-17:00\nConclusion
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/human-right-and-transnational-labor-mobility-workshop-series-i-non-flag-states-strategies-for-human-rights-protection-of-migrant-fishermen-issues-and-practice-in-taiwan-law/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211119
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211120
DTSTAMP:20260416T211520
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR SERIES SESSION IV - Dialogue between Law and Society: Future Labor Policies on Migrant Fishers
DESCRIPTION:活動日期：2021年或11月19日（五）12:50~17:00 (臺北時間) \nDate & Time: 2021/11/19 (Friday)\, 12:50~17:00 (TAIPEI TIME) \n活動地點：線上活動，將以ZOOM連線進行。 \n \n會議連結: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89397822370?pwd=eWpocUxNRVpFQ2hKZ3hwNHRITlZOZz09 \n密碼: iccs1119 \nThis event will be fully held online using ZOOM (Webinar). \nZoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89397822370?pwd=eWpocUxNRVpFQ2hKZ3hwNHRITlZOZz09 \nPasscode: iccs1119 \n語言：中文演講(提供英文口譯) \nLanguage: Lecture in Mandarin (English Interpretation provided) \n活動簡介： \n臺灣的遠洋漁業實力在全球名列前矛，擁有逾1\,100 艘遠洋漁船，境外聘僱的外籍漁工人數逾2萬人，然而這些為台灣漁業帶來豐厚產值的外籍漁工，卻在遠洋漁船上面臨人口販運和強迫勞動的危險，或在「權宜船」上遭受層層剝削。面對海上勞動人權的重大危機，本工作坊將分別就「權宜船、台灣遠洋漁工勞權政策與國際人權保障」以及「海上勞動政策與漁工勞動權益」二大主題，進行法律與社會的對話，以提高外籍漁工的勞動與人權保障。 \nTaiwan’s offshore fishing industry ranks among the top in the world. There are more than 1\,100 offshore fishing boats and 20\,000 foreign fishermen employed overseas. However\, these foreign fishermen\, who have brought huge output to Taiwan’s fisheries\, are facing the dangers of human trafficking and forced labor on fishing vessels\, or are being terribly exploited in F.O.C. vessels. In the face of this major crisis of maritime labors\, the two major themes—”Flag of Convenience\, Labor Policies on Migrant Fishers and International Human Rights”\, and “Labor Policies of Fishing Industries and Labor Rights of Fishers”—will be discussed in this workshop with a dialogue between Law and the Society to improve the labor and human rights protection for foreign fishermen. \n \n主辦單位：國立陽明交通大學文化研究國際中心、國立陽明交通大學科技法律學院 \n協辦單位：台聯大文化研究國際中心、台聯大系統亞際文化研究國際碩士學位學程贊助單位：全球人文研究中心及機構聯盟- 2021年全球人文研究機構（CHCI-GLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2019-2021）、Andrew Mellon Foundation、教育部高等教育深耕計畫特色領域研究中心國立陽明交通大學「文化研究國際中心」、大專校院人文及社會科學領域標竿計畫
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/webinar-series-session-iv-dialogue-between-law-and-society-future-labor-policies-on-migrant-fishers/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210728
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210729
DTSTAMP:20260416T211520
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SUMMARY:CHCI-GHI 2021 ONLINE PERFORMANCE - Parastoo theater – Overcoming Hardship in Times of Crisis
DESCRIPTION:CHCI-GHI GLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2019-2021 \nMIGRATION LOGISTICS AND UNEQUAL CITIZENS \nIN CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL CONTEXT \nOVERCOMING HARDSHIP IN TIMES OF CRISIS \nOnline Forum Theatre by PARASTOO THATER* \nDATE: 28th JULY 2021 \nTime: 15:00-17:00 (MYT/GMT+8) \nVENUE: ZOOM \nREGISTRATION*: https://reurl.cc/gWxzxV \n \n*Due to the quality and the capacity of the online performance\, there are limited seats.\nZoom link would be mailed after your registration success. \n基於表演品質，名額有限。表演連結將以電子郵件寄送給完成報名者。 \n表演主要以英文進行，部分內容為阿富汗語搭配英文翻譯，無中英口譯。 \nContact: chci.ghi2020.nctutw@gmail.com \nIn partnership with GHI: Migration\, Logistics and Unequal Citizens in Contemporary Global Context\, PARASTOO THEATER\, a group of Refugees who want to fight the challenges\, problems\, and disturbances\, was invited to present this piece of forum theater. \n  \nThis is not a show exposing private secretes for viewing and weeping. The un-sounded whispers are telling. A thread of hidden stories\, an anonymous face of invisible lives turning to you and asks you to speak out. Standing in…Becoming an agent! \n  \nSPONSORS \nConsortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes (CHCI)\, US \nAndrew W Mellon Foundation\, US \nHigher Education SPROUT Project through the Ministry of Education and International Center for Cultural Studies\, at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan \nORGANIZERS \nPARASTOO THEATER\, Malaysia \nFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences\, University of Malaya\, Malaysia \nInternational Center for Cultural Studies\, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/chci-ghi-2021-online-performance-parastoo-theater-overcoming-hardship-in-times-of-crisis/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210726
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210731
DTSTAMP:20260416T211520
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SUMMARY:ONLINE SUMMER INSTITUTE - Migration Logistics and Unequal Citizens in Contemporary Global Context
DESCRIPTION:CHCI-GHI GLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2019-2021 \nMIGRATION LOGISTICS AND UNEQUAL CITIZENS \nIN CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL CONTEXT \nONLINE SUMMER INSTITUTE* \nDATE: 26TH TO 30TH JULY 2021 \nVENUE: ZOOM WEBINAR \nREGISTRATION**: https://forms.gle/oito4423pFmQTLx39 \n \n*This webinar will proceed in English. \n*本場線上研討會將以英文進行 \nFind us on Facebook at CHCI-GHI 2021 \nContact: chci.ghi2020.nctutw@gmail.com \nRapidly increasing international migrations have radically changed the outlook of contemporary 21st-century societies\, producing cases of massive displaced and precarious lives and bring various impacts upon local communities. After a year of knowledge sharing and exchanges\, this GHI online summer institute invites early career researchers\, advanced graduate students\, and senior scholars from the interdisciplinary humanities and social science studies to share their researches on contemporary critical and urgent issues. Through the analysis of governmental policies\, social inequity\, community initiatives\, documentaries\, films\, literature\, archives\, and cooperation with NGOs and artist groups\, this intensive program offers analytical theorization foregrounds the subjective experiences and perspectives of migrants\, proposes visions for the migrants’ human rights\, as well as critiques the governments malfunctioning in dealing with these migrants. \n \n \n \n \n \n \nSPONSORS\nConsortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes (CHCI)\, US\nAndrew W Mellon Foundation\, US\nHigher Education SPROUT Project through the Ministry of Education and International Center for Cultural Studies\, at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan \nORGANIZER\nInternational Center for Cultural Studies\, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan \nCO-ORGANIZERS\nFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences\, University of Malaya\, Malaysia\nInstitute for Culture and Society\, Western Sydney University\, Australia\nInstitute for Population and Social Research\, Mahidol Migration Center\, Mahidol University\, Thailand\nFaculty of Social Sciences and Humanities\, Ton Duc Thang University\, Vietnam\nInstitute of Philosophy and Sociology\, Polish Academy of Sciences\, Poland \nSPECIAL THANKS\nPARASTOO THEATER\, Malaysia
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/online-summer-institute-migration-logistics-and-unequal-citizens-in-contemporary-global-context/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210115
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SUMMARY:ONLINE CONFERENCE - Interventions from the South
DESCRIPTION:CHCI-GLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2020-2021 \nMigration\, Logistics and Unequal Citizens in Contemporary Global Context \nWebinar Series \n“Interventions from the South: Theoretical Perspectives and Pragmatic Issues of\nMigration\, Logistics and Unequal Citizens in the Context of the Covid-19 \nPandemic ” \n  JANUARY 13-14\, 2021 \n10:00 AM-07:00 PM Taipei Time (GMT+8)*\n*Please read the time zone specifics in the bottom.\nPlease double-check your time zone or write to us if needed. \nVenue: Zoom \nRegistration: https://forms.gle/GEVKrzLZwE3gZEN9A \n \n** This webinar will proceed in English.\n**本場線上研討會將以英文進行 \nThe webinar “Interventions from the South: Theoretical Perspectives and\nPragmatic Issues of Migration\, Logistics and Unequal Citizens in the Context of\nthe Covid-19 Pandemic” is an integral part of multiple events organized by the CHCI-\nGLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2020-2021: Migration\, Logistics and Unequal\nCitizens in Contemporary Global Context.  \nMigration has become a critical field of study for social scientists due to the harsh\nrealities and rising inequality migrants are subject to. Asia\, though hosting a substantial\nportion of the world’s migrants\, provides the poorest protection and fewest policies for\nadvancing migrants’ rights and livelihoods. This webinar aims to feature some of the\nmost crucial queries and questions revolving around ‘migration’. It provides an\ninterdisciplinary platform where distinguished scholars of the CHCI-GLOBAL \nHUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2020-2021 and Asia-based migrant rights activists and\nNGOs present their research and professional observations of the complexities of\nmigrant issues in the context of the global COVID-19 pandemic.\nThe webinar encompasses four themes: (1) Precarious Conditions and the\nLegality/Illegality Divide of Migrant Workers; (2) Multidirectional Unequal Care and\nUnequal Rights; (3) Lawless Ocean: Fishermen at Sea; and (4) Transnational Care\nduring the Pandemic. It consists of six panels. \n Panel One examines the precarious conditions and the legality/illegality divide\namong migrant workers within both sending and receiving countries as well as\nin transnational spaces such as international airports. \n\n Panel Two analyzes the unequal care (e.g.\, healthcare) and unequal rights (e.g.\,\n\nthe right to work) experienced by migrant workers. \n\n Panel Three\, adding to Panel One’s discussion on (il)legality status of migrant\n\nworkers\, examines the criminalization of undocumented migrant workers on\nthe ground in particular countries such as Taiwan and Malaysia. \n\n Panel Four exposes the crimes against unprotected migrant fishermen who labor\n\naway on lawless waters. \n\n Panel Five and Six address in further detail the predicament of migrant workers\n\nduring the COVID-19 pandemic and how they endeavor to overcome their\ndilemmas. \n Panel Six also pinpoints the need for more active and effective communication\nbetween sending and receiving countries to improve migrant workers’\ncircumstances.\nWith the dual theoretical-pragmatic approach\, this webinar aims to elicit fruitful dialogue\nand interventions that will enhance the rights and welfare of migrants in Asia. \n\nAgenda & Speakers \nForeign Migrant Workers in Malaysia in the time of Covid-19\nYeoh Seng Guan (School of Arts and Social Sciences\, Monash University) \nInformality during migration\, ‘conversion’ within and across national spaces:\neliciting moral ambivalence amongst informal brokers\nElaine Lynn-Ee Ho (Department of Geography\, NUS\, Singapore) \nPrecarities for Motion: Lessons from COVID-19 and Aeromobilities\nLin Weiqiang(Department of Geography\, NUS\, Singapore) \n Labour Migration and Migrant Rights in the Asia-Pacific\nJorge Tigno (Department of Political Science at the University of the Philippines –\nDiliman)\nThe rights to care: Indonesian migrant live-in care workers and their stay behind\nchildren\nLiang Li-fang (Department of Sociology\, National Dong-Hwa University) \nMale Migrant Workers in Singapore\, before and during the Pandemic\nDebbie Fordyce (Transient Workers Count Too\, Singapore)\n\nPandemic accommodates the possibility of better education for the stateless and\ndisplaced communities and how to capture this in reality\nSiti Rahayu (Buku Jalanan Chow Kit\,Malaysia) \nRight to work and healthcare for refugees  (as part of the forced migration\ndiaspora)\nMahi Ramakrishnan (Beyond Border\,Malaysia) \nWeaponization and Criminalization of Migrant Workers  in Malaysia \nGlorene Das (Tenaganita\, Malaysia) \nCriminalization of undocumented workers\nShakirul Islam (OKUP\, Bangladesh) \nCriminalization of undocumented migrant in Taiwan\nWu Jing-ru (TIWA\, Taiwan) \nCriminalization of Undocumented Migrant\, specifically on refugee issue in\nIndonesia\nRizka Argadianti (SUAKA\, Indonesia) \nThe seafood industry scandal uncovered by the pandemic-Who will regulate\nships with flags of convenience?\nAllison Lee (Yi Lan Fishermen Union\,Taiwan) \nModern Slavery at Sea\nTashryn Mohd Shahrin (Greenpeace\, SEA branch) \nThe blood tears behind the folds of Tuna sandwiches: Revealing the crimes of the\nFishing Industry on migrant fishers in the Distant Water Fishing (DWF)\nDina Nuriyati (Serikat Buruh Migran Indonesia(SBMI)\, Indonesia) \nChanging the Indonesian Migrant Workers Protection’s Road Map during COVID 19\nAnis Hidayah (Migrant Care\, Indonesia) \nTransnational Care During The Pandemic\nGrace Huang Tzi-Hua (Domestic Caretakers Union Taoyuan(DCU)\,Taiwan) \n Workers rights and medical treatment\nJoanna Concepcion (Migrante International\, Philippines) \nThe agenda for the webinar and other information will be uploaded soon.\nThis is a TWO-DAY online conference. Please find the time zone specifics here: \nJANUARY 13\, 2021\n10:00 AM-07:00 PM Taipei Time (GMT+8)\n06:00 PM (12 th  Jan.)-03:00 AM (13 th  Jan.) PST\n09:00 PM (12 th  Jan.)-06:00 AM (13 th  Jan.) EST\n03:00 AM (13 th  Jan.)-12:00 AM (13 th  Jan.) CET\n04:00 AM (13 th  Jan.)-13:00 AM (13 th  Jan.) SAST\n01:00 PM (13 th  Jan.)-10:00 PM (13 th  Jan.) AEDT\nJANUARY 14\, 2021\n10:00 AM-09:00 PM Taipei Time (GMT+8)\n06:00 PM (13 th  Jan.)-03:00 AM (14 th  Jan.) PST\n09:00 PM (13 th  Jan.)-06:00 AM (14 th  Jan.) EST\n03:00 AM (14 th  Jan.)-12:00 AM (14 th  Jan.) CET\n04:00 AM (14 th  Jan.)-13:00 AM (14 th  Jan.) SAST\n01:00 PM (14 th  Jan.)-10:00 PM (14 th  Jan.) AEDT \nFor Further information regarding CHCI-GHI 2020-2021\, please visit https://ghi2021.web.nycu.edu.tw/.\nTo be a part of the CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 group\, find us on Facebook at CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 \nContact: chci.ghi2020.nctutw@gmail.com \nORGANIZERS:\nConsortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes (CHCI)\, US\nInternational Center for Cultural Studies\, National Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan\nInstitute for Culture and Society\, Western Sydney University\, Australia\nFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences\, University of Malaya\, Malaysia\nInstitute of Philosophy and Sociology\, Polish Academy of Sciences\, Poland\nInstitute for Population and Social Research\, Mahidol Migration Center\, Mahidol University\, Thailand\nFaculty of Social Sciences and Humanities\, Ton Duc Thang University\, Vietnam
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/online-conference-interventions-from-the-south/
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR SERIES SESSION III - New Migrant Worker Precarity under Covid-19 Repatriation
DESCRIPTION:CHCI-GLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2020-2021\nMigration\, Logistics and Unequal Citizens in Contemporary Global Context\nWebinar Series\n“New Migrant Worker Precarity under Covid-19\, Repatriation”\n  25 NOVEMBER 2020\n10:00 AM-01:00 PM Taipei Time (GMT+8)\n06:00 PM-09:00 PM ( 24th Nov. PT) /09:00 PM-12:00 PM (24th Nov. EST)/\n03:00 AM-06:00 AM (CET/ SAST)*\n*Please double-check your time zone or write to us if needed.\nVenue: Zoom Webinar\nRegistration: https://tinyurl.com/MWPrecarityNov25 \n \n** The primary language will be in English\, with some content interpreted to Thai\, Chinese\, Indonesian.\n**本場線上研討會主要語言為英文，部分內容將有泰語、印尼語以及華語同步翻譯。\nFor more information\, please click on\nhttps://ghi2021.web.nycu.edu.tw/registration/ \n本次CHCI-GHI線上研討會系列將探究新冠疫情下，遭逢遣返的移工所面臨新形態的不確定處境與困難。本次線上研討會將以工作坊形式進行。邀請東南亞各國、韓國與臺灣的移工非政府組織工作者、學者與運動倡議者共聚，發表研究與工作報告，串聯跨地方工作平台，歡迎不同區域的聽眾參與討論，一同探究當前亞洲與東南亞移工面對的迫切議題。本次線上研討會的主要溝通語言為英文，將提供部分內容與工作坊討論時段的泰語、印尼語以及華語同步翻譯。 \nMigrant workers and the Covid pandemic\, repatriation is part of an ongoing 2020-2021 series: “Migration\, Logistics and Unequal Citizens in Contemporary Global Context.” The main objective of the webinar will be to join with workers\, researchers\, activists\, policymakers\, civil society organizations\, journalists and GHI participants to highlight and address the urgency of ASEAN migrant worker justice in Asia under the Covid-19 crisis.\nJoin us for an active webinar with breakout sessions to brainstorm new developments in juridical research and migrant worker justice\, migration research practices\, and national legislation and regional solutions.\n10:00 What are the issues and changing contexts? (Speaker Panel\, Respondents)\n11:00 Working together (Breakout Discussions)\n12:00 Next steps (QnA\, Announcements)\nThough the focus will be on facilitating a network of translocalized connection and a platform for research and action on new migrant worker precarity in Asia and South Asia\, participants from other regions are welcome. The primary language will be in English\, with some content interpreted to and from Thai\, Chinese\, Indonesian. \nThe event is made possible with support from the Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes (CHCI)\, the International Center for Cultural Studies at National Chiao Tung University\, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation\, and SEA Junction\, Bangkok. This webinar is organized by members affiliated with the Global Humanities Institute (GHI) 2020\, Sudarat Musikawong\, Institute for Population and Social Research Mahidol University\, Kenzi Chen\, Social Practice and Urban Innovation Center at Tung Hai University; tammy ko Robinson\, Hanyang University. \nAbout the Speakers \nIweng Karsiwen: Karsiwen is the founder and Chairperson for Kabar Bumi (the Association of Indonesian Migrant Workers Families). She had worked in Hong Kong for over ten years\, served as the Vice Chair of ATKI-HK (the Association of Indonesian Migrant Workers in Hong Kong)\, and later served as the coordinator for ATKI-Indonesia. As an organizer for over twenty years she has worked with migrant workers abroad as well as returnee migrant workers and their families through legal workshops and leadership training for migrant worker rights and anti-trafficking. \nJoanna Concepcion: Joanna Concepcion is the chairperson of Migrante International based in the Philippines. Concepcion has been active in local and international grassroots movements to advance the rights of migrant and immigrant workers and advocate for human rights\, genuine development\, justice and peace in the Philippines and abroad. She previously served as the Executive director of Filipino Migrant Center in the US\, where low-income Filipino Families are provided resources and support in their pursuit of rights and justice to uplift their families and communities. \nAdisorn Kerdmongkol: Adisorn Kerdmongkol is founder and coordinator of Migrant Working Group\, a consortium of migrant worker organizations that work in legal reform\, labor organizing and migrant radio\, community based and civil society organizations advocating for migrant worker rights through research\, policy advocacy\, and organizing for self-empowerment. Having over thirty years experience\, he has worked with a network of advocates to change Thailand’s migrant worker policy towards inclusion\, justice\, and health access. \nModerators:\nProf. Sudarat Musikawong\, Institute for Population and Social Research Mahidol University\, Thailand\nProf. tammy ko Robinson\, Hanyang University\, Korea\nDr Kenzi Chen\, Social Practice and Urban Innovation Center at Tung Hai University\, Taiwan\nFor Further information regarding CHCI-GHI 2020-2021\, please visit https://ghi2021.web.nycu.edu.tw/.\nTo be a part of the CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 group\, find us on Facebook at CHCI-GHI 2020-2021\nContact: chci.ghi2020.nctutw@gmail.com \nORGANIZERS: \nConsortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes (CHCI)\, US \nInternational Center for Cultural Studies\, National Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan \nInstitute for Culture and Society\, Western Sydney University\, Australia \nFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences\, University of Malaya\, Malaysia \nInstitute of Philosophy and Sociology\, Polish Academy of Sciences\, Poland \nInstitute for Population and Social Research\, Mahidol Migration Center\, Mahidol University\, Thailand \nFaculty of Social Sciences and Humanities\, Ton Duc Thang University\, Vietnam \nSchool of Education in Applied Art Education\, Hanyang University\, S. Korea \nHumanity Innovation and Social Practice (HISP) Project\, Tunghai University\, Taiwan \nSEA Junction\, Thailand
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/webinar-series-session-iii-new-migrant-worker-precarity-under-covid-19-repatriation/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201028
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201029
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR SERIES SESSION II - Pandemic\, Border Politics\, and Xenophobia
DESCRIPTION:CHCI-GLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2020-2021\nMigration\, Logistics and Unequal Citizens in Contemporary Global Context\nWebinar Series _Session II\n“Pandemic\, Border Politics\, and Xenophobia”\n 時間： 2020年10月28日下午15:00-18:00\n地點: 交通大學人社二館106室(本次會議同步線上舉行)* \n本次演講者\,除Rafal Smoczynski教授\,Alain Brossat教授\,朱元鴻教授以及Juan Alberto Ruiz Casado都將實體出席。 \n*誠摯邀請本地師生參與實體會議。 \n*Please double-check your time zone or write to us if needed.\nVenue: Zoom Webinar + R106\, HB building 2\, NCTU \n \n** This webinar will proceed in English.\n**本場線上研討會將以英文進行 \nFor more information\, please click on\nhttps://ghi2021.web.nycu.edu.tw/registration-chci-ghi-2020-2021-webinar-series-_session-ii/\nContinuing with the CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 Webinar Series on the issue of “MIGRATION\, LOGISTICS AND UNEQUAL CITIZENS IN CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL CONTEXT” during times of the COVID-19\, the topic of October’s webinar is “Pandemic\, Border Politics\, and Xenophobia.” The speakers for this panel are Alain Brossat\, Yuan-Horng Chu\, Rafal Smoczynski\, and Juan Alberto Ruiz Casado. Each of them will offer us their critical point of view on current issues such as the drastic turn in biopolitics during the pandemic\, the situation of the uncertainty of the internal migrant workers within China after the crisis caused by COVID-19\, the “moral panic” of migrants in the UK in the post-Brexit age\, or the effects of Sinophobia and the anti-China narrative on Taiwan and the Taiwanese identity construction.\nThis webinar aims to open a forum where all GHI participants\, speakers\, and researchers from partner institutions can exchange their experiences\, points of view and research results with a critical perspective on aspects of border politics\, identity\, and inequalities from a global and current perspective. This webinar will be open to the public both online as well as in person at room 106A in HB building 2\, NCTU\, increasing the opportunities for discussion and exchange. \nABOUT SPEAKERS \nAllain Brossat\nInternational Center for Cultural Studies/Institute of Social Research & Cultural Studies\, National Chiao Tung University \nYuan-Horng Chu\nInternational Center for Cultural Studies/Institute of Social Research & Cultural Studies\, National Chiao Tung University \nRafal Smoczynski\nInstitute of Philosophy and Sociology\, Polish Academy of Sciences \nJuan Alberto Ruiz Casado\nInstitute of Social Research & Cultural Studies\, National Chiao Tung University \nModerators:\nJuan Alberto Ruiz Casado\nKatarzyna Szpargała\nInstitute of Social Research & Cultural Studies\, National Chiao Tung University. \nFor Further information regarding CHCI-GHI 2020-2021\, please visit https://ghi2021.web.nycu.edu.tw/.\nTo be a part of the CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 group\, find us on Facebook at CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 \nContact: chci.ghi2020.nctutw@gmail.com \nORGANIZER:\nConsortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes (CHCI)\, US\nInternational Center for Cultural Studies\, National Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan\nInstitute for Culture and Society\, Western Sydney University\, Australia\nFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences\, University of Malaya\, Malaysia\nInstitute of Philosophy and Sociology\, Polish Academy of Sciences\, Poland\nInstitute for Population and Social Research\, Mahidol Migration Center\, Mahidol University\, Thailand\nFaculty of Social Sciences and Humanities\, Ton Duc Thang University\, Vietnam
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/webinar-series-session-ii-pandemic-border-politics-and-xenophobia/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200927
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200928
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SUMMARY:ONLINE CONVERSATION II - Refugee Youth in Action
DESCRIPTION: CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 Webinar Series_UM Session II: Refugee Youth in action took place on 27th September\, 2020. \n\nThe webinar showcased a conversation with two amazing youth leaders: Hasan Al-Akra\, refugee rights activist and co-founder of the Al-Hasan Volunteer Network\, and Abeera Abdulah\, co-founder and vice-president\, Project Standard Up. \nThe session was moderated by Divya Devi\, youth leader and Programme Officer\, Team Selangor. \n\n\n\nThe webinar is part of a series highlighting refugee issues in Malaysia beyond the framing of refugees as beneficiaries\, but as active participants in mobilizing and advocating for their rights and livelihood. \nThis series is organized by the Malaysian Research Team as part of the programming for the CHCI-GHI 2020-2021: Migration\, Global Logistics\, and Unequal Citizenship.
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/online-conversation-ii-refugee-youth-in-action/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200922
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200923
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR SERIES SESSION I - Borders\, Logistics and Unequal Lives.
DESCRIPTION:CHCI-GLOBAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE 2020-2021\nMIGRATION\, LOGISTICS AND UNEQUAL CITIZENS\nIN CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL CONTEXT \nORGANIZER:\nConsortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes (CHCI)\, US\nInternational Center for Cultural Studies\, National Chiao Tung University\, Taiwan\nInstitute for Culture and Society\, Western Sydney University\, Australia\nFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences\, University of Malaya\, Malaysia\nInstitute of Philosophy and Sociology\, Polish Academy of Sciences\, Poland\nInstitute for Population and Social Research\, Mahidol Migration Center\, Mahidol University\, Thailand\nFaculty of Social Sciences and Humanities\, Ton Duc Thang University\, Vietnam \nWEBINAR SERIES \nBorders\, Logistics\, and Unequal Lives\nDate: September 22\, 2020\nTime: 7:00pm Taipei Time (GMT+8)\nRegistration link: https://forms.gle/Wj93pp3BiBQzfiUw6 \nRegistration Deadline: 15 September 2020\n*This webinar will proceed in English.\n**本場線上研討會將以英文進行。 \nIn alliance with the CHCI-GHI funded by the Mellon Foundation and the SPROUT Project financed by the Ministry of Education (R.O.C.\, Taiwan)\, the International Center for Cultural Studies (ICCS)\, National Chiao Tung University\, is organizing a series of webinars on Migration\, Logistics\, and Unequal Citizens in the Global Context from 2020 to 2021. (https://ghi2020.web.nctu.edu.tw/) \n“Borders\, Logistics\, and Unequal Lives” in the time of COVID-19 is the first webinar to introduce the series of events we plan to initiate in the coming months. The September forum addresses the research lines we need to engage concerning the precarity of migrant lives in the pandemic and the border politics with logistics’ operation behind the flow of capital in the 21st century. \nABOUT SPEAKERS \nBrett Neilson\nInstitute for Culture and Society\, Western Sydney University \nJoyce C.H. Liu\nInternational Center for Cultural Studies/ Institute of Social Research and Cultural\nStudies\, National Chiao Tung University \nSandro Mezzadra\nDepartment of the Arts\, University of Bologna \nRanabir Samaddar\nDirector of the Calcutta Research Group (CRG) \nModerators:\nKo-Lun Chen\, Poonam Sharma (Post-Doctoral Fellows)\nInternational Center for Cultural Studies\, National Chiao Tung University. \nFor Further information regarding CHCI-GHI 2020-2021\, please visit https://ghi2020.web.nctu.edu.tw/.\nTo be a part of the CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 group\, find us on Facebook at CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 \nContact: chci.ghi2020.nctutw@gmail.com
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/webinar-series-session-i-borders-logistics-and-unequal-lives/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200827
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SUMMARY:Online Conversation I - Refugee Advocacy and Engagement Through the Arts
DESCRIPTION:The seminar on Refugee advocacy and engagement through the arts took place on 27 August 2020. \nThe webinar is part of a series focusing on issues concerning refugees in Malaysia by looking beyond the framing of refugees as beneficiaries but exploring the agency of refugees as active participants in advocating and mobilizing for their rights and livelihood. The seminar foresaw a conversation with Mahi Ramakrishnan and Saleh Sepas\, co-directors of the 2020 Refugee Festival in Malaysia\, discussing the role of the arts for advocacy and engagement. The seminar was moderated by Rusaslina Idrus\, University of Malaya\, Kuala Lumpur\, Malaysia. \nThis webinar is an activity under the CHCI Global Humanities Institute 2020-2021: Migration\, Global Logistics and Unequal Citizenship prepared by the Malaysian Research Team. 
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/online-conversation-i-refugee-advocacy-and-engagement-through-the-arts/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200615
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200616
DTSTAMP:20260416T211520
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SUMMARY:CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 First Online Forum/June 15th\, 2020.
DESCRIPTION:CHCI-GHI 2020-2021 first online forum took place on June 15th\, 2020. The forum provided a platform for Principal Investigators (PIs) and Co-PIs of CHCI-GHI 2020-21 to introduce themselves and to share our revised lines of research in the context of COVID-19.
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/chci-ghi-2020-2021-first-online-forum-june-15th-2020/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191206
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191209
DTSTAMP:20260416T211520
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SUMMARY:GHI 2ND PRE-INSTITUTE MEETING
DESCRIPTION:Thirty-one participants were invited to this planning meeting. Every participant from our partner institutes and affiliations shared their research projects/interests and discussed the design of the 2020 GHI program. We invited four local scholars working on migration issues as well as six NGO groups who work on refugees\, migrant workers\, human rights\, activist journalism\, theatrical intervention\, refugee education\, domestic helper’s federation\, and so on.
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/ghi-2nd-pre-institute-meeting/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190418
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190422
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SUMMARY:GHI 1ST PRE-INSTITUTE MEETING
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/GHI/event/ghi-1st-pre-institute-meeting/
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