Manvitha Singamsetty
Instructor
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
College of the Humanities
Ottawa, Ontario
manvithasingamsetty@cunet.carleton.ca
Mobile:
(613) 794-2714
Languages
Hindi
Japanese
Kannada
Telugu
Urdu
Japanese
Kannada
Telugu
Urdu
Bio/Research
Singamsetty's work analyses liberal multiculturalism and suggests Gandhi’s principle of non-violence and practice of satyagraha as a framework for public and political spaces in liberal democratic societies. Her wider research interests include classical Indian philosophy, social and political ph...
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Bio/Research
Singamsetty's work analyses liberal multiculturalism and suggests Gandhi’s principle of non-violence and practice of satyagraha as a framework for public and political spaces in liberal democratic societies. Her wider research interests include classical Indian philosophy, social and political philosophy, and human-nonhuman relationships in environmental philosophy.
She has over 14+ years of international experience in the D&I sector, including project management, curriculum development and implementation, inter-cultural dialogue, peace negotiations, and community engagement. She has developed curriculum and facilitated over 300 workshops on anti-racism, anti-oppression, microaggressions, workplace cohesion, leadership training, compassion, and building allyship using sociological, anthropological, philosophical, and popular education methodologies. She has worked with federal governments, universities, and community organisations in over 9 countries including, Japan, Singapore, South Africa, India, and Canada.
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She has over 14+ years of international experience in the D&I sector, including project management, curriculum development and implementation, inter-cultural dialogue, peace negotiations, and community engagement. She has developed curriculum and facilitated over 300 workshops on anti-racism, anti-oppression, microaggressions, workplace cohesion, leadership training, compassion, and building allyship using sociological, anthropological, philosophical, and popular education methodologies. She has worked with federal governments, universities, and community organisations in over 9 countries including, Japan, Singapore, South Africa, India, and Canada.
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