Asmae Ourkiya
Asmae Ourkiya is a writer, researcher, human rights activist, and mentor with excellent research, teaching, and organisation skills whose work has been published on numerous platforms and whose excellent research skills have been awarded throughout their academic journey.
Deeply invested in matters revolving around gender, queer theory, ecofeminism, and politics, Asmae is currently editing a book entitled Queer Ecofeminism: From Binary Feminist Environmental Endeavours to Postgender which is set to be published by Lexington Books.
While in the final stages of polishing their book / Ph.D. thesis, they embarked on a journey working as an Intellectual Property Specialist at Meta Ltd, where they have been challenging themselves daily learning about legal matters and working to mitigate legal risk as part of the Legal & Premier Partner Operations (LPO) team.
After successfully completing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Studies and a Master of Arts in Green Cultural Studies both obtained with honours, they are currently in their final year working as a doctoral researcher writing a Ph.D. thesis on ecofeminism at Mary Immaculate College, the Department of English Language and Literature. With over two years of working as a teaching assistant at MIC, Asmae has gained a remarkable teaching experience in higher education. In May 2020, they were awarded the prestigious MIC Doctoral Studentship Award by Mary Immaculate College for their academic excellence. Winner of numerous awards before that such as the MIC Departmental Assistantship Award for two consecutive years, the U.S Department of State MEPI Student Leaders Program grant where they studied leadership and project management at Benedictine University, Illinois, as well as an Erasmus+ grant during their MA degree to study abroad, Asmae has been thriving in their journey and will continue to prosper thanks to their dedication, perseverance, and passion for writing, teaching, and research.
Supervisors: Eoin Flannery
Address: Cork, Ireland
Deeply invested in matters revolving around gender, queer theory, ecofeminism, and politics, Asmae is currently editing a book entitled Queer Ecofeminism: From Binary Feminist Environmental Endeavours to Postgender which is set to be published by Lexington Books.
While in the final stages of polishing their book / Ph.D. thesis, they embarked on a journey working as an Intellectual Property Specialist at Meta Ltd, where they have been challenging themselves daily learning about legal matters and working to mitigate legal risk as part of the Legal & Premier Partner Operations (LPO) team.
After successfully completing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Studies and a Master of Arts in Green Cultural Studies both obtained with honours, they are currently in their final year working as a doctoral researcher writing a Ph.D. thesis on ecofeminism at Mary Immaculate College, the Department of English Language and Literature. With over two years of working as a teaching assistant at MIC, Asmae has gained a remarkable teaching experience in higher education. In May 2020, they were awarded the prestigious MIC Doctoral Studentship Award by Mary Immaculate College for their academic excellence. Winner of numerous awards before that such as the MIC Departmental Assistantship Award for two consecutive years, the U.S Department of State MEPI Student Leaders Program grant where they studied leadership and project management at Benedictine University, Illinois, as well as an Erasmus+ grant during their MA degree to study abroad, Asmae has been thriving in their journey and will continue to prosper thanks to their dedication, perseverance, and passion for writing, teaching, and research.
Supervisors: Eoin Flannery
Address: Cork, Ireland
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Key words: Political Ecology, Neoliberalism, Conservation, Environmentalism
So when something new is required of humankind, something new is required of religion…
This paper aims to explore other possibilities on how ecological issues affect one's spirituality.
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Key words: Political Ecology, Neoliberalism, Conservation, Environmentalism
So when something new is required of humankind, something new is required of religion…
This paper aims to explore other possibilities on how ecological issues affect one's spirituality.