Youth and Civic Engagement
Offering 3 years official and 2 years volunteer progressive experience with a strong academic background in Afghan Refugees' phenomenon and community development by providing available resources.
Project Designing and Management
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1. Project Title: Social Inclusion Self-Sustainability and Media Representation of Pak-Afghan Community (SISSMeR-PAC): A Triangular Approach to Interconnect Refugees with Host Community and the State Pakistan- funded by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Being a 2023 IVLP Impact Award Receipt, I designed and led seven months project that empowered a total 130 Pakistani and Afghan refugee communities living in district Peshawar of Pakistan.
Link: https://www.meridian.org/profile/abdullah-burki/
2. Project Title: Disputed Territories and Memory (DisTerrMem)-funded by Horizon 2020, European Union's biggest research and innovation programme
Being a part of project, I as a team member and co-authored, investigated the war related memory challenges of Afghan refugees living in Pakistan.
Link: https://www.disterrmem.eu/project/about
3. Participated in International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) Exchange Program-sponsored by the U.S Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
I have participated in IVLP Exchange Program.The theme of the sub-regional project was “Youth and Civic Engagement-Youth Activism (Pakistan and India).
IVLP Alumnus, U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Member, Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN)
Youth and Civic Engagement
Community Development
Diploma in Information Technology
Advance Diploma in English Language
1."Memory and Identity among Afghan refugees in Peshawar." The Review of Faith and International Affairs Journal, Volume 21 Issue 3. Published by Taylor & Francis.Link: https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/7V8ATEDIMHDX9JC2MY6R/full?target=10.1080/15570274.2023.2235806
2."Diasporic Nationalism and Agonistic Possibilities among Afghan Refugees in Pakistan" during panel. The International to the Local: Women, Conflict and the Potential of Agonism in Peace building.
Honorary Citizenship of the City of Pensacola, Florida, US State
FCCU Rector's Update September 2023 Issue 33
FCCU Rector's Update December 2022 Issue 24
Movies and Music
Reading and Writing Articles
Kiramat Khan
CEO, Human Development & Welfare Organization
District Khyber, Pakistan
Email: hdwofata1@gmail.com
Mobile: +923018096978
Dr.Ryan Brasher
Assistant Professor, Simpson University
Redding, California, USA
Email: rbrasher@simpsonu.edu
Mobile: +15303956424
Dr.Julie M Flowerday
Professor, Forman Christian College (Chartered University)
Lahore, Pakistan
Email: julieflowerday@fccollege.edu.pk
Mobile: +923260011293
1."Memory and Identity among Afghan refugees in Peshawar." The Review of Faith and International Affairs Journal, Volume 21 Issue 3. Published by Taylor & Francis.Link: https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/7V8ATEDIMHDX9JC2MY6R/full?target=10.1080/15570274.2023.2235806
2."Diasporic Nationalism and Agonistic Possibilities among Afghan Refugees in Pakistan" during panel. The International to the Local: Women, Conflict and the Potential of Agonism in Peace building.
Honorary Citizenship of the City of Pensacola, Florida, US State
FCCU Rector's Update September 2023 Issue 33
FCCU Rector's Update December 2022 Issue 24
Movies and Music
Reading and Writing Articles
Kiramat Khan
CEO, Human Development & Welfare Organization
District Khyber, Pakistan
Email: hdwofata1@gmail.com
Mobile: +923018096978
Dr.Ryan Brasher
Assistant Professor, Simpson University
Redding, California, USA
Email: rbrasher@simpsonu.edu
Mobile: +15303956424
Dr.Julie M Flowerday
Professor, Forman Christian College (Chartered University)
Lahore, Pakistan
Email: julieflowerday@fccollege.edu.pk
Mobile: +923260011293