Twisha Singh, Phd Email and Phone Number

GSFS 403: Feminisms and the Law (Fall 2024)GSFS 304: Postcolonial Feminist Theories (Fall 2023)GSFS 302: Gender, Sexuality and Feminisms in South Asia (Winter 2024)

HIST 261: History of South Asia HIST 364: Modern South Asia HIST 261: History of South Asia

As a Program Advisor at Branches McGill, I work on several initiatives, including the 2SLGBTQIA+ Mentorship Program and Youth in Care. I collaborate closely with the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion to develop and implement programs related to Community Outreach Initiative as part of the Branches Community Outreach Program. Additionally, I act as a liaison between Branches and external participants involved in academic pipeline programs for youth at McGill University.

I work closely with the Business Analyst Equity Diversity, and Inclusion to help develop and implement programs related to the 2SLGBTQIA+ Community Outreach Initiative for the Branches Community Outreach Program and act as a liaison between Branches and external participants involved in academic pipeline programs for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth at McGill University.

The triage committee members may be joined by an invited guest member from the academic, publishing, or journalism community. A Cundill book, in the words of Advisory Committee and Triage Committee embodies Craft, Communication and Consequence. These criteria guide our selection process, from triaged lists to summer longlists to official shortlist to finalists to winner. Triage members assess eligible titles and carefully consider each’s fulfilment of the above-mentioned principles. In doing so, assessors (whether triage committee members or jurors) keep in mind the Cundill History Prize’s commitment to celebrating history of all origins and to curating lists diverse in: areas and periods of interest, historical approach, country and publisher of origin, and author background.

HIST 341: History of South Asia

Project: Role of Social Protection in Food Security for Socially Excluded Groups in India.·Participated in debates on issues of social exclusion and discrimination and worked on policies to alleviate these problems. These social groups included Dalits, women, tribals, and religious minorities such as Muslims and Christians in India.