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'''Thomael Ioannides''' was an intern to the Technology For Peace project which was implemented by the [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]] in 2003.
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'''Thomael Ioannides''' served as an intern to the Technology For Peace project which was implemented by the [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]] in 2003, having received a Fulbright Scholarship to conduct some research in Cyprus. Some of her reflexions were posted on a blog<ref>[http://blogs.fulbrightonline.org/usapp/a-much-appreciated-change-of-pace-by-thomael-m-joannidis-2009-2010-cyprus Thomael Blog]</ref>.
 
==Short Bio==
Thomael has a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and English (Creative Writing) and an MS in Urban Affairs. With a strong community involvement, paying particular attention to the youth, Thomael has worked both in her native USA as well as in Cyprus on youth empowerment projects, concentrating on improving life conditions and inculcating skills of conflict resolution and mediation. A community transformator, Thomael has an extensive involvement in community projects, and various awards to attest for her commitment to it. Among others she has also received the Audre Lorde Award for socially conscious writing (Hunter College).
Thomael has a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and English (Creative Writing) and an MS in Urban Affairs. With a strong community involvement, paying particular attention to the youth, Thomael has worked both in her native USA as well as in Cyprus on youth empowerment projects, concentrating on improving life conditions and inculcating skills of conflict resolution and mediation. A community transformator, Thomael has an extensive involvement in community projects, and various awards to attest for her commitment to it. Among others she has also received the Audre Lorde Award for socially conscious writing (Hunter College).
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Revision as of 01:33, 9 March 2012

Thomael Ioannides
Thomael Ioannides
With FWC 2003
Title Fulbright Scholar
Key Project(s) Technology for Peace
Key Interests Conflict Resolution;Youth and Community Development
Degree(s) BA (2004); MS (2006)
Filed(s) of study Sociology and English; Urban Affairs
University(ies) Hunter College (CUNY)
Notable Achievements Conducted Independent Study on History of Ethnic Conflict in Cyprus and Reconciliation Efforts, Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, Queens College, Spring 2008



Thomael Ioannides served as an intern to the Technology For Peace project which was implemented by the Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute in 2003, having received a Fulbright Scholarship to conduct some research in Cyprus. Some of her reflexions were posted on a blog[1].

Short Bio

Thomael has a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and English (Creative Writing) and an MS in Urban Affairs. With a strong community involvement, paying particular attention to the youth, Thomael has worked both in her native USA as well as in Cyprus on youth empowerment projects, concentrating on improving life conditions and inculcating skills of conflict resolution and mediation. A community transformator, Thomael has an extensive involvement in community projects, and various awards to attest for her commitment to it. Among others she has also received the Audre Lorde Award for socially conscious writing (Hunter College).

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