• DR. JON REYHNER: an Interview

    Bionote: Jon Reyhner is a Professor of Education at Northern Arizona University where he has taught since 1995. He taught junior high school for four years in the Navajo Nation and was a school administrator for ten years in schools serving American Indian students in Arizona, Montana, and New Mexico. He served as a commissioned author for the U.S. Government's Indian Nations at Risk Task Force and has written extensively on American Indian education and Indigenous language revitalization, inclu…

  • DR. KASI ESWARAPPA: an Interview

    Bionote: Kasi Eswarappa holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from the University of Hyderabad, India. He is currently working with Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Amarkantak, MP, India. His research interests include broadly, Anthropology and the interdisciplinary areas of Development Studies, Area Studies, Tribal Studies, Tribal Development & Politics, Political Sociology, Women leadership and Governance, Marginality and Politics, NGOs, Civil Society, and the South Asia. He has published his…

  • DR. KIM ANDERSON: an Interview

    Bionote: Dr. Kim Anderson (Metis) is a Professor in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition at the University of Guelph, where she holds a Canada Research Chair in Storying Indigenous Relational Futures. Her books include the single authored A Recognition of Being: Reconstructing Native Womanhood (2nd Edition, Canadian Scholars’ Press, 2016), Life Stages and Native Women: Memory, Teachings and Story Medicine (University of Manitoba Press, 2011), and the co-edited Indigenous Men …

  • DR. ABDELSEID HAMID SHARAFELDIN: an Interview

    Bionote: Abdelseid Hamid is responsible for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL applications) for the faculty. He joined Majan University College in October 2001. He has a BA in English Literature; a Masters in Communicative English; a Post Graduate diploma in the Teaching of English; a Diploma in Translation; a Certificate in American Culture and Civilization; and an MPhil in English Language Teaching. He is a Fellow of the UK’s Higher Education Academy. He has taught a variety of modules at all…

  • Abstracts and Excerpts: TMYS Review December 2025

    Amazon India link for TMYS Review December 2024 is available here. (Available worldwide via Amazon) ***************** NOTE FROM THE SERIES EDITOR by Dr. Sourav Banerjee ************** TMYS Review, a quarterly imprint of www.tellmeyourstory.biz (TMYS), began in 2020 with the vision of popularising stories from personal experiences and academic research. Diverse themes covered under TMYS Review are conscious about documenting women's history of a generation because for every subject, every topic…

  • DR. RAJEEV KAMINENI: an Interview discussing the emerging scholars and Dr. Vasumathi Kamineni Award for TMYS Review

    Living in Australia since 1997, passionate about Movies and Education, fortunate to work in both the industries. Dr. Rajeev Kamineni started his working career in a bookstore three decades ago and then moved onto area sales manager, director, executive director, chief officer, and head of program positions. He has working stints in Australia, Dubai, Japan, India, Singapore and South Africa. Rajeev was actively involved in financing 35 movies and producing 14 movies in the Indian movie industry. …

  • SANDEEP BHANDARI: an Interview

    Bionote: Sundeep Bhandari is the Founder Trustee for Craft and Community Development Foundation and Gondwana Art Project. He has been a veteran of the oil and gas industry in India. He was responsible for establishing the projects for Cairn Energy in India which led to the discovery and development of significant projects contributing to over 25% of India’s domestic oil production. Sundeep advised many international companies for oil and gas projects in India and overseas, and severed as Board m…

  • ROUBLE NAGI: An Interview

    Bionote: Rouble Nagi is a social worker and activist and an author; she is the Founder of Rouble Nagi Art Foundation. Born in a small village in Jammu & Kashmir to Sikh parents and growing up as an army officer's daughter in Military cantonments all over the country has influenced her work and love for the nation. Rouble Nagi has been a social worker and activist all of her adult life, and believes that learning to extend the range of our compassion is activity and work available to all. She is …

  • Archive: TRIBAL ART AND TRIBAL REPRESENTATION IN ART

    TMYS Facebook LIVE with global thought-leaders under TMYS Review June 2024, in collaboration with CAPI, University of Victoria. The book under the project will be available HERE in JUNE 2024. (I) TRIBAL ART (Organised by ANGANA BOSE) 1. Tribal Paintings: Creative Symbolism and Ecocritical Preservation Delegate Speakers: Siddharth Shankar Upadhyay Dushyant Dangi Manjula Poyil Meenakshi Dubey Pathak 2. Ethnographic Art: Socio-economic Development of Tribal Communities Delegate Speakers: …

  • Archive: TRIBAL LITERATURE AND TRIBAL REPRESENTATION IN LITERATURE

    TMYS Facebook LIVE with global thought-leaders under TMYS Review December 2023, in collaboration with CAPI, University of Victoria. The book under the project will be available HERE in December 2023. (I) FICTION, NONFICTION AND POETRY BY TRIBAL WRITERS (Organised by Haimanti Bagchi ) 1. Ecocentricism as a Concurrent Theme: Role of Nature in Tribal Life and Literature Delegate Speakers: Walter Fernandes Aashish Xaxa Bhogtoram Mawroh Date & Time: 31 May 6.30 pm IST. 2. Evidence of Tribal Sp…


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