Kirthi Jayakumar

Kirthi Jayakumar is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Peace and Conflict Studies at CTPSR, Coventry University. A graduate of the University of Peace, Costa Rica, Kirthi founded and runs a civilian peacebuilding initiative called The Red Elephant Foundation.

Dismantling Structures and Healing Traumas: Making the case for Feminist Foreign Policy Solutions to Hong Kong, Kashmir, Palestine, and Kurdish Self-Determination

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