26 Heartbeats for Geneva International
This book presents the inspirational stories of the many nationalities living in this international city. The author, Zahi Haddad, profiled the life stories of 126 personalities to commemorate 100 years of multilateralism and activities of civil societies in Geneva where the first General Assembly of the League of Nations was held in November 1920.
Indeed, Geneva has links to four corners of the world. It is recognised as a city of peace, the capital of human rights, a welcoming place of opportunities, possibilities and dialogue. Geneva is above all a place that challenges humanity to realize that it has the means to reinvent itself.
Author Bio:
Zahi Haddad is a writer and entrepreneur. His first novel, Au Bonheur de Yaya (The Happiness of Yaya), traces the saga of a family from the Middle East, throughout the twentieth century, a story of ordinary pioneers, transmitted from one generation to another, with its codes and truths.
With 126 Heartbeats for Geneva international (Ed. Slatkine, November 2020), Zahi plunges us into original and exemplary life paths.
Zahi has an MA from Columbia University (New York) in International Relations and Communication after having obtained a BA in Political Science and MA in European Studies at University of Geneva.
He is also Vice-President and Board Member of Emotional Well Being Institute - Geneva Hub.
To order book, please visit the website at:
https://www.slatkine.com/fr/editions-slatkine/74894-book-07211032-9782832110324.html
Or, in French at: https://zahihaddad.com/126battementsdecoeur.php
One Dream Four Countries
Dr Sundram Sivamalai tells his personal stories living as a migrant in Singapore, United Kingdom and Australia.
His book One Dream Four Countries, launched on June 17, 2021 in Ballarat, Victoria in Australia as part of Refugee Week, takes readers on a journey of hope and courage.
On what led him to write the book, he said In an interview with The Courier: “I’ve been able to put some of the sorrows I have been living with, those early experiences (as a migrant) that have troubled me … by writing I was able to move away from it.”
Sundram was also featured in a profile article in The Ballarat Times
Dr Sundram Sivamalai
List of Publications
| S.no. | List of Publications | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eman Khaled’s Article (JMedia Corporation) Professor Basseer Jeeawody’s interview | View |
| 2 | Video Link to Signature of MOU between OU & EWBI | View |
| 3 | MOU between EWBI and NRNA ICC SKTT | View |
| 4 | Education Technology and Management Academy (ETMA) And Emotional Well-being Institute (EWBI) | View |
| 5 | COVID-19, A Complex Emotional Well-Being Challenge: A Path to Recovery in Nepal | View |
| 6 | EWBI Research Trajectory | View |
| 7 | What is emotional well-being | View |
| 8 | What is emotional-wellbeing – A Reflection | View |
| 9 | Disparity between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australian Emotional Well-Being | View |
| 10 | Migraine of the Migrants presented by Professor (Dr) Sundram Sivamalai | View |
| 11 | Style changes in Eman Khaled’s interview with Basseer Jeeawody | View |
| 12 | THE ESSENCE OF VOLUNTEER WORK | View |
| 13 | COVID-19, A Complex Emotional Well-Being Challenge: A Path to Recovery in Nepal | View |
| 14 | Mauritius Conference Booklet | View |
| 15 | 1st Emotional Wellbeing International Conference EWBIC 23 Abstract Book | View |
| 16 | 2ndEmotional Wellbeing Intyernational ConferenceDe Novo 24_Conference Flyer | View |
| 17 | Dr. Raju Adhikari gets Nepal’s 1st non-resident science & tech award | View |