Rameen Iftikhar
Co-investigator @Global Challenges Research Fund Gcrf
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WORK HISTORY
Co-investigator @Global Challenges Research Fund Gcrf
Cardiff, GB
Led a $41K grant in collaboration with an AHRC-GCRF Network Plus project, the Education, Justice, and Memory Network (EdJAM), to research gender governance and justice in Pakistan.•Designed, conducted, and managed a three-year ethnography across 5 cities in Pakistan in collaboration with international partners and local actors in policy, advocacy, NGOs and CBOs.•Collected data through interviews, participatory learning and action methodologies, and oral histories with 30+ members of gender-diverse communities and key informants. •Designed multimodal pedagogical resources based on the research. Using a decolonial and critical peace studies lens, produced and directed a 6-episode docuseries exploring gender diversity governance in Pakistan, currently taught at the undergraduate level in the UK and Pakistan.•Devised digital curricular resources that explore gender studies, critical theory, and decolonial histories. Formulated and authored a short story anthology that utilised speculative fiction to address violence, power, and gender in pedagogy. •Managed a cross-functional team of 20 members across outreach, liaison, finance, and production departments.•Partnered with global universities, civic groups, and community-based organisations to disseminate research outputs in the US, UK, Cambodia, Germany, and Pakistan.
EDUCATION
University of Oxford
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Education
University of Pennsylvania
Master of Science in Education - MSEd, International Education Development
Lahore University of Management Sciences
BSc (Hons) Economics and Political Science , Humanities/Humanistic Studies
ABOUT RAMEEN IFTIKHAR
Engaged with education and social policy reform, political economy of education, and systems research to understand how change happens — and doing something with it! Co-founded Aghaaz, developing digital pedagogies with the Education, Justice, and Memory Network, and pursuing a DPhil at Oxford!
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