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SUMMARY:Kwaku Adomako: "NGOs\, and (anti)-LGBTI activism: insights from Gha
 na and the United Nations"
DESCRIPTION:Kwaku Adomako\, member of the thematic group "Gender\, Sexualit
 y and Intersectionnality"\, will discuss how Ghanaian activists in transna
 tional pro-and-anti-LGBTI advocacy networks compete to influence local pol
 itical and legal dynamics.\\r\\nThe presenter recently completed his PhD i
 n social sciences at the University of Lausanne’s Centre for Gender Stud
 ies. He co-founded the Swiss Association of Gender Studies Research Networ
 k on Globalization\, Race\, and Alterity within and beyond the University 
 (GRAU). While a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bern\, he is 
 studying the “social life of documents” as they shape the lives of tra
 nsnational workers in the Swiss international and education sector while r
 evealing the pitfalls of “diversity and inclusion.”
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Kwaku Adomako\, member of the thematic group "Gender\, Sexual
 ity and Intersectionnality"\, will discuss how Ghanaian activists in trans
 national pro-and-anti-LGBTI advocacy networks compete to influence local p
 olitical and legal dynamics.</p>\n<p>The presenter recently completed his 
 PhD in social sciences at the University of Lausanne’s Centre for Gender
  Studies. He co-founded the Swiss Association of Gender Studies Research N
 etwork on Globalization\, Race\, and Alterity within and beyond the Univer
 sity (GRAU). While a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bern\, h
 e is studying the “social life of documents” as they shape the lives o
 f transnational workers in the Swiss international and education sector wh
 ile revealing the pitfalls of “diversity and inclusion.”</p>
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