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Gaya Fernando PhD
Independent Academic Lecturer and Trainer
PhD Social Anthropology (University of Edinburgh)
LLM EU & Int. Comparative Law (VUB, Brussels)
Member, Oral History Society, UK

I train researchers in
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Oral history as an Ethnographic Research Method & Practice
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How-to-Bourdieu towards a Theory of Practice
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A Model Approach to Translation and Interpretation of Oral Histories/Experiential Reality of Professional Groups
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Integrating above into Research Proposals, Board Papers, Thesis Chapters
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Oral History
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State-Rebel Governance of Public Goods in Conflict
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Schooling-in-Wartime in Sri Lanka's Civil War
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Pierre Bourdieu's Reflexive Sociology
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Module Support Lectures
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Workshop + Webinars
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Academic Mentoring
Frmr. Public Admin. Lawyer, Sri Lanka

Values
Inclusion
Empathy
Collaboration
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