'We've wrapped up the #Influencing for Senior Leaders training in Bangkok, #Thailand , on a high note.

Kudos to all the #leaders who participated and successfully completed the program! Your enthusiasm and dedication have been truly inspiring.👏 Panos Moumtzis

Join us at LSE FESTIVAL for a conversation with
➡️Former ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda
➡️Director of Irob Anina Civil Society (IACS), Rita Kahsay
➡️ Researcher Iliana Sarafian
on whether the law can prevent #violenceagainstwomen in conflict
🎟️15 June, 5pm
lse.ac.uk/Events/LSE-Fes…

Looking forward to #teaching this short #course , based on my award-winning #monograph (bit.ly/3MHh0Z2), at University of Liberia in #Monrovia next month! Very grateful to Tanya Ansahta Garnett and Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa for the collaboration.

MP Mayang Biem participated on the 2nd Roundtable on Digital Global Collaborations, jointly organised by Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa & Meta, addressing issues surrounding digital misinformation & its impact on elections etc.

Meta provided its company's efforts on combating misinformation.

Pleased to share our latest blog article published in Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa.

blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/20…

In this article we discussed and recommend some example of green infrastructure that has been adopted in adapting and mitigate pluvial flooding in few countries of the world.

Lagos

Thank you to our esteemed speakers and participants and co-organiser Kamila Sidiqi who made our conference, Empowering Afghan Women Entrepreneurs, possible

To witness the immense strength, resilience, ambition and success of Afghan women from all walks of life was indescribable

Available Now: The Guide to Peacemaking Using Islamic Principles

👉🏾For anyone involved in conflict resolution.

Based on a collab. btw the London School of Economics, Uppsala University & FBA, engaging Islamic scholars, leaders & peace practitioners.

📖🔗bit.ly/3RgNcWD

Green infrastructure is needed to tackle flooding in Lagos blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/20…

Join us at LSE FESTIVAL for a conversation with
⭐️Former ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda
⭐️Director of Irob Anina Civil Society (IACS) Rita Kahsay and
⭐️Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa Researcher Iliana Sarafian
on whether the law can prevent #violenceagainstwomen in conflict

June 15th🎟️tinyurl.com/vawlse LSE

Day 3 of the GELI Influencing Leadership Training in Bangkok started with Jess Crombie leading a session on 'The media and digital channels: earning influence'. Participants were tasked to work in groups to create and share their own videos addressed to the press.

Day 2 of GELI Influencing Leadership Training in Bangkok. Participants worked in groups to develop public influencing strategies, creating objectives, and defining key audiences using stakeholder maps.

So I have a big announcement.

I thought they were going to wait until the more formal announcement, but two weeks ago they let the cat out of the bag:)

I have just been appointed Creative-in-Residence at the London School of Economics.
The kind of unexpected news that blows

This morning the Bangkok GELI #Influencing Leadership training began, with 28 leaders working with 17 different Organisations across the region. Participants had sessions on how to analyse problems and power, as well as a circle discussion on leadership and collaboration.

During Day 2 of the GELI #Influencing for Senior Leaders training in Panama, participants designed their strategy for reaching a particular target audience based on their profile. Participants also developed a narrative of an issue/crisis based on their target audiences.

Reflecting back on the GELI #Influencing for Senior Leaders training in Panama City. During Day 1, participants shared influencing challenges as leaders during an introductory circle discussion.

Pleased to share our latest blog article in Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa

Always honoured to work with Festival Godwin Boateng and Owusu Amponsah

blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/20…

As part of the 'Highlighting African Initiatives', today, we're featuring the remarkable efforts of AfricanYSN, a community of young African security academics and professionals passionate about the security of our continent.

Read more about them ⬇
africanysn.com

We’re happy to announce The Africa Rising Symposium in partnership with Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa, LSE London. Join us on 20th July, 2024 as we engage in insightful conversations about Africa’s renaissance, and network with some of Africa’s brightest minds.

#EMYAfrica24

Exciting news! @emyafrica, @africaatlse, and @londonschoolofeconomics announce The Africa Rising Symposium. Join engaging discussions and network with top minds from Africa. Follow @emyafrica for updates. Registration opens 30/05/24.
#EMYAfrica24 #EMYTakesLondon .

LSE Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa has launched The Hub for African Thought, a dedicated platform showcasing the contributions of African academics to global knowledge and academia.

Explore it here ➡ lse.ac.uk/africa/Hub-for…