Recipient of Amin Essa Tai Grant
\nei07921@st.habib.edu.pk
\nI\u2019m curious about people, culture, and storytelling. I\u2019m drawn to creative marketing, using aesthetics, digital content, and visual storytelling to connect ideas with audiences in engaging and meaningful ways.<\/p>\n
ei07921@st.habib.edu.pk
\nemaanmimam@gmail.com
\nhttps:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/in\/eman-mallick-imam-504544250?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app
\nPortfolio<\/p>\n
3320315758<\/p>\n
School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
\nBSc (Honors) Social Development & Policy<\/p>\n
2026
\nCanva|
\nMaxqda|
\nR Studio|
\nStata|
\nCollaborates Openly; Effective Presentation Skills; Encourages Innovation
\nMarketing; Research; Human Resources;
\nN\/A
\nN\/A
\nDonor Relations Officer,
\nAl Furqan Welfare Organization
\n(May \u2013 November 2024)
\n|
\nN\/A|
\nIntergenerational Trauma within South Asian Women
\nMy thesis project explores intergenerational trauma and emotional inheritance within South Asian mother\u2013daughter relationships. While most research on intergenerational trauma focuses on large-scale historical events, this study examines how trauma is transmitted through everyday family dynamics, silence, and emotional expectations. Using qualitative semi-structured interviews with Pakistani daughters, the research investigates how daughters come to carry their mothers\u2019 emotional burdens and how gendered expectations shape emotional labor within families.<\/p>\n
The findings show that daughters often become emotional caretakers, internalizing patterns of patience, silence, and self-sacrifice. At the same time, many participants demonstrate increasing awareness of these inherited patterns and express a desire to break cycles of silence through self-reflection, therapy, faith, and boundary-setting, highlighting the possibility of healing and generational change.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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