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Invited Talks:
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April 2021- “Critical Muslim Studies Digital Dialogues”- Asian American Scholar Digital Dialogue- Asian American Association. https://www.asianstudies.org/jobs-professional-resources/aas-digital-dialogues/critical-muslim-studies-part-iii/
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March 2021- Opening remarks on behalf of Immigration Initiative Fellows Bold New Voices in Migration Research: Understanding Displacement, Hope, Resistance'. Harvard University. https://immigrationinitiative.harvard.edu/event/bold-new-voices-migration-research-understanding-displacement-hope-resistance
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Feb 2021- “Migration Series”, Speaker and Panelist, Asian American Caucus, UGBC, Boston College.
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Sep 2020 -"From 9/11 to Travel Bans: The contemporary ethno-racial, high-skilled Muslim experience" Clough Centre for the study of Constitutional Democracy, Boston College.
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Aug 2020 - "Experiences of International Faculty", Speaker and Panellist, The Center for Teaching Excellence, Boston College.
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Feb 2020 – "Muslim women in Popular Media", Guest Lecturer, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Emmanuel College.
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Nov 2019- "Immigrants & Refugees", Speaker, and Panellist, McGillycuddy-Logue Fellowship Program through the Office of International Programs, Boston College.
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Oct 2019 – "Aspirational Mobility: The Resilient Pakistani Muslim immigrant experience in the US."Harvard Immigration Workshop, Harvard University.
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Mar 2019- "Monetizing Migration", Speaker and Panellist, Embrace Week, FACES, UGBC, Boston College.
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Nov 2018-"Embracing Challenging Conversations", Speaker and Panellist, McGillycuddy-Logue Fellowship Program through the Office of International Programs, Boston College.
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https://www.bcheights.com/2018/12/01/who-runs-world-women-justice/
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Nov 2018- "Asian representations on social media", Speaker and Panellist, UGBC, Office of International Programs, Boston College.
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Aug 2018 -"Experiences of International Instructors", Panel: Speaker and Panellist, The Center for Teaching Excellence, Boston College.
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Dec 2017 -"Muslim Bans, Refugee Bans, Ending DACA – A Threat to All Our Freedoms How Did We Get Here – and What Can We Do." Speaker and Panellist on “ Sponsored by Council on American-Islamic Relations –Massachusetts (CAIR-MA) Harvard Law School. Harvard Islamic Society, National Lawyers Guild – Mass, New England Law Immigration Law Association, Northeastern University School of Law, https://cssh.northeastern.edu/humanservices/muslim-bans-refugee-bans-ending-daca-how-did-we-get-here/
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April 2016- “History of Race in the United States.” Guest Lecturer- Lynch School of Education and Human Development, Boston College.
Selected Conference Paper Presentations
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Aug 2021- American Sociological Association: From 9/11 to Travel Bans: The contemporary ethno-racial, high-skilled Muslim experience-. Regular Session on Asia and the Global Asian Diaspora. ASA 2021
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March 2021- From 9/11 to Travel Bans: The contemporary ethno-racial, high-skilled Muslim experience- 'Bold New Voices in Migration Research: Understanding Displacement, Hope, Resistance'. Harvard University
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Dec 2020- Racialization and Immigration Conference- “Migrant experiences and belonging”– NC State University and Rochester Institute of Technology
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October 2020- Immigration Initiative Research- From 9/11 to Travel Bans: The contemporary ethno-racial, high-skilled Muslim experience, Harvard University.
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Aug 2019 - American Sociological Association: Regular session Racism and Anti-Racism, “The Racialization of the Muslim body & space in Hollywood”, New York.
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May 2018 - Global Studies Association of North America conference, Globalization, Race, and the New Nationalism, Race and Media: "The Racialization of the Muslim body & space in Hollywood”, Howard University – DC
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Aug 2017 – American Sociological Association: Regular session Comparative U.S. Racial Formation “The Racialization of the Muslim body & space in Hollywood”, Montreal, Canada.
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Mar 2017 – 12th Social Theory Forum program- Students Race and Identity- “Double Consciousness: How Pakistani Graduate Students Navigate their Contested Identities in American Universities”, U Mass Boston.
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Aug 2016 – SSSP Regular session Racial Formation and Racialization of Arabs, Middle Easterners, South Asians, and Muslims – Thematic, “Double Consciousness: How Pakistani Graduate Students Navigate their Contested Identities in American Universities” – Seattle.
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Aug 2015 – American Sociological Association: Regular session on Immigrant Communities–"The -0.5 generation: Acculturation Strategies and Multifaceted Identity of Pakistani graduate students navigating US culture"- Chicago.
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Aug 2015 – SSSP Regular session Removing the Mask: Global Racialization- "Simulation of Muslim Identity"- Chicago.
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Sep 2014 – Harvard Immigration Workshop- "Keepers and Explorers: The multi-faceted identity of Pakistani graduate students navigating US culture"- Boston.
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Aug 2014- SSSP Annual Meeting 2014 - " Keepers and Explorers: The multi-faceted identity of Pakistani graduate students navigating US culture"-San Francisco.
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Feb 2013 – Eastern Sociological Society 2013- " Pakistani Graduate Student at the Cross Sections of US Culture"-Boston.