Sana Rizwan Gondal
Core Skills
- Motivational Speaking
- Data Analysis
- Environmental Policy
- Academic Writing
- Policy Analysis
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Design Research
- Community Outreach
- Project Management
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Figma (Software)
- Python (Programming Language)
- Microsoft Office
- Digital Marketing
- AutoCAD
Academic Awards / Achievements
- Stanford Summer International Honours Program, June 2016- Aug 2016
- Global UGRAD,Troy University, Jan 2017 - May 2017
Experience
Leadership / Meta-curricular
- Founder/President, Habib Feminist Collective, Sept 2014 - May 2016
- President, Human Libraries, Sept 2017 - May 2018
Internship / Volunteer Work
- Research Assistant, New York University, Oct 2015 - Feb 2016
- Research Assistant, Marvi Mazhar and Associates, June 2017 - Aug 2017
Final Year Project
Project Title
Masculinities in Shi’ite Islam in Karachi
Description
My thesis research investigates the lived experiences of Shi’ite men in Karachi, Pakistan, and focuses on the performance of gender through faith-based rituals. All inquiry is therefore analytical and deals with the significance of metaphors and symbols in the cultural context at hand. While most contemporary masculinities operate within the larger framework of a “hegemonic masculinity”, Shi’ite men have available to them a space for plurality in expression. This space offers both expectation and reprieve from rigidity in the performance of masculinity. The thesis expands upon the imagination and conceptualization of masculinity in feminist and postcolonial discourse and builds a case for the existence of multiple masculinities.