This day is set aside to encourage the ‘return to the oral tradition of poetry recitals, to promote the teaching of poetry. #WorldPoetryDay #GlobalIssues #Education #Didyouknow #ilawproject

Poetry is a communication tool, and one of the oldest too. As a tool of communication, it aids in transmitting the innermost values of diverse cultures & gives expression to the creative thought of the human mind. #WorldPoetryDay #GlobalIssues #Education #Didyouknow #ilawproject

Nowruz literally means ‘new day.’ Nowruz marks the first day of spring. Nowruz has been celebrated by over 3,000 and is currently celebrated by over 300 million people. #InternationalNowruzDay #GlobalIssues #Education #Didyouknow #ilawproject

“As the world comes together to defeat COVID-19, Nowruz serves as an inspiration to recover and rebuild in a more just and durable way, in harmony and nature.” -UNSG António Guterres #InternationalNowruzDay #GlobalIssues #Education #Didyouknow #ilawproject

The estimated incidence of Down syndrome is between 1 in 1,000 to 1 in 1,100 live births worldwide. #WorldDownSyndromeDay #GlobalIssues #Education #Didyouknow #ilawproject

This year’s celebration is themed "Forest and food," drawing attention to the role of forests in food security. #InternationaDayofForests #GlobalIssues #Education #Didyouknow #ilawproject

#InternationaDayofForests #GlobalIssues #Education #Didyouknow #ilawproject

The tradition continues at the ASIL 2025 Annual Meeting with WILIG’s Coffee and Conversations. I'm incredibly grateful to everyone who continues to support this gathering and helps make it such a safe, welcoming, and camaraderie-filled space. If you're a woman and/or an

Poverty has its roots in EVERYTHING! In the fourth webinar of this series on May 16, our expert panel, Godwin Dzah, Chaimae Lamrani ALAOUI and Kate Okoh-Kpina will explore the question of poverty eradication through the lenses of environmental law and sustainability, gender,

#ASILAM2025 felt like a homecoming. Back in D.C., reconnecting with friends, mentors, colleagues, and brilliant minds doing powerful work in international law—it’s hard to capture it all in a photo dump or a single post. But here are a few highlights: #AThread🧵

💻Book your place online for #IBAWebinar 'Cross-sectoral approaches to poverty eradication: #law, environmental sustainability & gender' 🗓️16 May 🕓1700-1800 BST ✍️Register➡ bit.ly/IBAWeb-16May ⭐FREE to Attend! 🔹Presented by IBA Poverty & Social Development Committee

On May 20, 2025, join us for the official launch of the University Research Chair on Migrant Protection & International Law - Prof. Delphine Nakache uOttawa | COMMON LAW, as we unveil our flagship project on Canada’s Migration Diplomacy. Register here: lnkd.in/gT9tHers.

What a riveting experience at the just-concluded GSLEDD conference uOttawa | COMMON LAW. While I had a brief moment to share my research method,the real applause goes to the brilliant minds who presented their work with such eloquence,&to the GSLEDD Exco for a great conference

A sneak peek while we wait for the official photos: The Chair is officially launched! From bold ideas to honest dialogue, thanks to everyone who came, listened, and shared. Special shoutout to John Packer and Viviana Fernandez (@vfernand1217.bsky.social) of uOttawa CREDP (@uottawahrrec.bsky.social) and all who made the room electric.

Edmonton welcomed me last week at the #RILS conference, and camaraderie was palpable! Thanks to the organizers for creating space & Ubaka Ogbogu for hosting. My piece “Two Sides of a Coin: Are a Coin” offered a metaphorical exploration of migration as currency & border as method.

I’ve been fortunate to receive, among others, the Nicole Senécal Award in International Law, but even more so to meet Ms. Senécal in person&share a rich lunch conversation on everything from intl law to life beyond the academy. Special thanks to Ms. Nget for facilitating this!

This past week, I joined 77 other scholars from 42 countries at the Global Scholars' Academy of the Institute for Global Law & Policy, hosted at Stellenbosch University in South Africa—highlights in photos.

New chapter out now (@elgarlaw): Migrants in Situations of Vulnerability. We map 3 roles of “vulnerability”—guiding case law, shaping frontline practice, and influencing decisions—& propose concrete steps for practitioners when assessing vulnerability👉🏾 bit.ly/4oh8emD.

Our 39th #LectureSeries video on YouTube explores the African Union Economic, Social and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC): • Purpose • Composition • Functions • Mode of operation Watch here: bit.ly/3IWHibP #Education #TeachingIL #ilawproject

Honoured that our work is included with so many other outstanding scholars in this Elgar Publishing relevant collection on #Migration and #Asylum. In our Chapter, we map three roles of “vulnerability” & propose concrete steps for practitioners when assessing vulnerability.