Leadership in Myanmar’s future
Australia Myanmar Institute invites you to a scheduled Zoom meeting
Date: October 26, 2020 (Monday)
Duration: 1 hour
Time: 06:00-7:00 PM Australia/Melbourne Time (01:30-03:30 PM Myanmar/Yangon Time)
Join Zoom Meeting: please click here
Meeting ID: 2852417834
Passcode: 12345
Daw Kyi Kyi Seinn is the founder of Moving Forward Together (MFT), a local NGO in Myanmar working on youth empowerment and peacebuilding. With her MBA and M.A International Peace Studies, together with more than 18 years work experience and networks in Myanmar in the field of peace, development and private sector, Kyi Kyi has a strong focus on youth empowerment, conflict sensitive community engagement, conflict sensitive economic development, and promotion of diversity and social inclusion. Kyi Kyi has been contributing in various panels and regional forums organized by think tanks and government institutions.
Fr Mark Raper SJ lives in Yangon with responsibility for Myanmar Jesuit Mission. An Australian, since 1981 he has visited Myanmar and lived in Thailand, Italy, Philippines and Timor Leste, returning to Australia from 2002 to 2008 as Provincial of the Australian Jesuits. Beginning in Asia Pacific, then as its International Director in Rome, he spent twenty years building Jesuit Refugee Service, an organisation at work in some 50 countries. In 2001 he held a Visiting Chair at Georgetown University. Mark’s current responsibilities include advising on the running of the Myanmar Leadership Initiative, a program run for young men and women from everywhere in Myanmar for the benefit of the country as a whole.
A question and answer session will be conducted after the presentation. For more information about AMI, please visit: aummi.edu.au/.
***NOTE: Zoom can work very well, but it poses difficulties for people with a poor internet connection. So, people from Myanmar (or elsewhere) who might have a poor internet connection or low bandwidth should turn off the video mode and listen to the seminar. You may be able to switch on the video from time to time just to see who is speaking, but definitely don’t use the video mode if you wish to speak yourself. You can also pose questions using the chat function. AMI will upload the whole seminar later on the AMI website and Facebook page.