No need to reserve a plce – just turn up at 4 pm today. Best, Nira Y-D
CMRB (The Centre for Research on Migration, Refugees and Belonging)
at the University of East London is pleased to announce as part of its
Borders and Bordering Seminar Series:
Challenges in conducting research with Roma women offenders in prison
Can Yildiz
(King’s College London)
This seminar will take place in
EB.G.06, Docklands Campus, University of East London, E16 2RD,
nearest tube: Cyprus DLR
(http://www.uel.ac.uk/campuses/docklands/)
4-6pm, Monday 11th May 2015
The event is free but spaces are limited so please reserve a place by following the below link
canyildiz.eventbrite.co.uk
Abstract: Can Yildiz’s doctoral study focuses on the experiences of Romanian and Bulgarian Roma women offenders as it aims to investigate the crucial social processes which produce extremely disproportionately high numbers of them in a London prison. She is about to start doing with her fieldwork in May 2015. Drawing on her experiences obtaining ethical approval and to formulate her research framework, this paper will discuss some of the bureaucratic, theoretical and practical challenges in conducting research in this field.
Can Yildiz is a PhD student in Urban Geography at King’s College London. Her doctoral research is based on the experiences of Eastern European Roma women offenders in London. She holds MA on migration, mental health and social care. She is a qualified social worker.
See www.euborderscapes.eu for more information on the EU Borderscapes project, www.uel.ac.uk/cmrb/borderscapes for details of the UEL Borderscapes team and www.uel.ac.uk/cmrb for information on CMRB
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