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DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with Women Living Under Muslim Laws (WLUML)\, 
 the 91şÚÁĎÍř Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism (CHRLP) presents a 
 seminar in a series on Women's Rights in Afghanistan.\n\nZoom: https://mcg
 ill.zoom.us/j/82347489625.\n\nProfessor Homa Hoodfar will make opening rem
 arks\, and Professor Vrinda Narain will moderate.\n\nAll are welcome. Ques
 tions may be submitted in advance to chrlp.law [at] mcgill.ca.\n\nThe spea
 kers\n\nDr. S. Ayse Kadayifci-Orellana is a Research Affiliate at Georgeto
 wn Institute for Women\, Peace and Security and Adjunct Professor at Georg
 etown University. She also served as the Assistant Professor and Associate
  Director of Georgetown University’s MA Program in Conflict Resolution and
  as the Associate Director at Salam Institute for Peace and Justice. Her e
 xperience includes research\, programming in conflict resolution and devel
 opment in the MENA region\, intergroup and interfaith mediation and dialog
 ue facilitation\, gender-responsive programming\, and evaluation and monit
 oring. She is the author of “Standing on an Isthmus: Islamic Narratives of
  War and Peace in the Palestinian Territories” and co-author of “Anthology
  on Islam and Peace and Conflict Resolution in Islam: Precept and Practice
 \,” and “On the Significance of Religion in Conflict and Conflict Resoluti
 on” in the Religion Matters Book Series. \n\nNaureen Shameem sits on the W
 omen Living Under Muslim Laws (WLUML) Board. She is an activist and human 
 rights lawyer\, with experience in research and international advocacy. Sh
 e was previously Women and Justice Fellow with the Global Center for Women
  and Justice at Cornell Law School\, teaching and supervising projects at 
 the International Human Rights Clinic. Naureen also worked with Women Livi
 ng Under Muslim Laws\, where among other projects she coordinated the glob
 al Stop Stoning Women campaign\, and has been a researcher and advocate fo
 r gender justice and refugee rights with INTERIGHTS\, the ILO\, the Red Cr
 oss and the Human Dignity Trust. She has an academic background in women’s
  rights\, religion and international law from Harvard Law School.\n\nRumee
  Ahmed is Associate Dean in the Faculty of Arts at UBC and Associate Profe
 ssor of Islamic Law. His writing and research span religion\, law\, theolo
 gy\, philosophy\, and hermeneutics. He is the author of Sharia Compliant: 
 A User’s Guide to Hacking Islamic Law (Stanford University Press\, 2018) a
 nd Narratives of Islamic Legal Theory (Oxford University Press\, 2012)\, a
 nd is co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of Islamic Law (Oxford University P
 ress\, 2019) and The Objectives of Islamic Law (Lexington Books\, 2018). H
 e is a regular commentator for international policy organizations like the
  UN\, the Atlantic Council\, the World Bank\, and the Carter Center\, and 
 has done a lot of other stuff\, too\, but somehow has yet to beat the orig
 inal Super Mario Bros.\n
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LOCATION:Zoom: https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/82347489625
SUMMARY:Evolution & Potential of Jihad: From Violence to Peace Building
URL:/law/channels/event/evolution-potential-jihad-viol
 ence-peace-building-329944
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