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Dr. Subhasis Bhadra

Associate Professor,

Head of the Department

Department of Social Work

School of Social Sciences

Central University of Rajasthan

NH-8, Bandarsindri, Kishangarh, Ajmer District, Rajasthan, India

Mobile: +91-95608245557

Skype: sbhadra2

Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION:

Ph.D. in Psychiatric Social Work, from NIMHANS (National Institute of Mental Health and

Neuro Sciences), Bangalore in 2006. The thesis titled “Impact of Disaster and Life Events

among Survivors”.

M. Phil. in Psychiatric Social Work from NIMHANS (National Institute of Mental Health

and Neuro Sciences), Bangalore in 2000. The study conducted titled “Teacher Trainees’

Perception about Life Skills for Children and Adolescents”.

Master of Social Work (MSW) from Vidyasagar School of Social Work, Vidyasagar

University, Midnapur, West Bengal in 1997. The dissertation was “Impact of an Industry on

Its Surrounding Villages (with Special Reference to Kolaghat Thermal Power Station)

Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Relations and Personnel Management, from Bharatiya

Vidya Bhavan, Rajendra Prasad Institute of Communication and Management. Kolkata

Center, in 1997. The dissertation titled “Incidents of Industrial Accidents and Safety

Measures”. The study was conducted in Kolaghat Thermal Power Station, Midnapur, West

Bengal.

TEACHING/ INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE:

Associate Professor and Head in Department of Social Work, School of Social Sciences,

Central University of Rajasthan, NH-8, Bandarsindri, Kishangarh, Ajmer, Rajasthan from

3rd

November 2017

Assistant professor and Head in Department of Social Work, School of Humanities and

Social Sciences, Gautam Buddha University, Greater NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh from 22nd

April 2010 till 2nd

November 2017.

Assistant professor in Department of Social Work, Assam University (Central University),

Silchar, Assam, December 2009 to 19th

April 2010.

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Director, Disaster Mental Health in American Red Cross, India Delegation, November

2006 till November 2009.

Research Coordinator in the project of CARE India & National Institute of Mental Health

and Neuro Sciences, Bangalore in collaboration as Strategic Partner, for Tsunami

Intervention and for Kashmir Earthquake Intervention.

Research Coordinator in the project of CARE India & National Institute of Mental Health

and Neuro Sciences, Bangalore in collaboration as Strategic Partner, for Gujarat Riots

Intervention (Gujarat Harmony Project).

Programme Coordinator, in OXFAM – India (Bangalore), based at Bhuj, Gujarat for

Earthquake rehabilitation programme from May 2001-October 2002.

Project Director, in Chiranabeen Drug de-addiction Center, Bagnan, Howrah, West

Bengal, from November 2000-April 2001.

PUBLICATIONS:

International:

1. Bhadra, S. (2017), Women in Disasters and conflict India: Interventions in view of

Millennium Development Goals. International Journal of Disaster Risk Sciences, Volume

8, Issue 2, pp 196–207

2. Des Marais, E, Boxel, S, Bhadra, S. (2015), Reflexive Development: A model for helping

Social Workers Contribute to Sustainable Global Future. Social Work Education: The

International Journal, (Francis & Taylor)- Vol-35, No 1, pp 100-112 (ISSN: 0261-5479)

3. Des Marais, E, Boxel, S, Bhadra, S. (2015), Transcending National Boundaries Through

Reflexive Development, Social Dialogue (An International non-refereed Internal Journal of

the International Association of Schools of Social Work ), Vol-3, Issues 11, pp 44-45; (ISSN:

2221-352X)

4. Bhatnagar, C., Bhadra, S. (2015). Study of Service Provisions of Anganwadi Workers

(AWWs) and Views of Mothers about Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS)

Scheme, International Journal of Arts, Humanities and Management Studies, Vol-1; No-8;

pp 10-15; (ISSN 2395-0692)

5. Bhadra, S., Singh, N. (2014) School recovery programme for Tsunami affected children:

Intervention model from South India. The Social Ion (an International Referred Journal),

Vol-3, No-1, January-June 2014, pp 104-110 (ISSN:2319-3581)

6. Bhadra, S. (2012). Psychosocial Support for the Children affected by Communal Violence

in Gujarat, India. International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, Vol:9; Issue: 3;

Wiley Blackwell, PP-212-232 (ISSN: 1556-9187)

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7. Des Marais, E., Bhadra, S., Dyer, A.R. (2012). In the Wake of Japan‟s Triple Disaster:

Building Capacity Through International Collaboration. Advances in Social Work; Vol. 13;

No. 2 (Summer 2012). Indiana School of Social Work, Indiana University, New York, USA.

PP 340-357 (ISSN: 2331-4125)

8. Bhadra, S., (2011). Psychological distress among the survivors of natural and human made

disasters. Psyber News: International Psychology Research Publication. Volume 2, Number

2, pp 43-51. April. (ISSN: 09760709)

9. Bhadra, S., (2010). Pre-requisites for Assessing Psychological Trauma among the Survivors

of Disaster. Psyber News: International Psychology Research Publication. Volume 1,

Number 3, July, PP- 27-33. (ISSN: 09760709)

10. Sathapathy, S., Bhadra, S. (2009). Disaster Psychosocial and Mental Health Support in

South & South-East Asian Countries: A Synthesis. Journal of South Asian Disaster Studies,

(Journal of the SAARC Disaster Management Centre), Vol. 2 No. 1 June 2009, PP- 21-45.

(ISSN: 0974 – 6463)

11. Sekar, K., Bhadra, S., Dyer, A. R, (2007). A Decade of Disasters: Lessons from the Indian

Experience. Southern Medical Journal. Volume 100, Number 9, September. Pp 929-931.

(ISSN: 0038-4348)

12. Diaz, JOP., Bhadra, S., Krishnan, P., (2007). Psychosocial Support as a Platform for an

Integrated Development Program. Coping with Crisis. Federation Reference Center for

Psychosocial Support, Danish Red Cross, June, No 2. (Published in Arabic, French and

English) (ISSN: 1603-3027)

National:

1. Tayal N., Bhadra, S. (2017) Life Events of HIV Discordant Couples in India, Jharkhand

Journal of Development and Management Studies, Vol. 15, No.3, September 2017, pp. 7391-

7405.

2. Bhatnagar, C., Bhadra, S. (2017) The Need of Modernization in Integrated Child

Development Service (ICDS) Programme, Focusing on the problem of Anganwadi Workers

(AWW), Amity Global Social Work Review, Amity Institute of Social Science, Vol-1, No-1

3. Bhatnagar, C., Bhadra, S. (2015) Paradox in Justice: Integrated Child Development Services

(ICDS) Scheme as Marginalised Service, Indian Journal of Educational Studies, Vol-2, No.

1; pp 1-15 (ISSN: 2349-6908)

4. Bhadra, S., (published in 2015) Human trafficking in humanitarian crisis of natural and

manmade disasters in India, Social Work Journal, Assam Central University, Vol 3, No. 2

(December, 2012); pp44-56 (ISSN: 0976 – 5484)

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5. Singh A, Bhadra S (2014) Life Skills Education (LSE) for Juvenile Delinquent: Developing

a Behaviour Health Promotional Model. Artha Social Science Journal, Vol 13, issue-2, pp-

21-32. (ISSN: 0975-329X)

6. Bhadra, S., (2013). Community based psychosocial support programme for resiliency

building in Tsunami rehabilitation of Kanyakumari District. Journal of social work special

issue on Building Resilient Communities: Communitarian Social Work, Vol-3, No.8, pp-66-

86 (ISBN: 2230-8830)

7. Bhadra, S., (2011). Social Work interventions for Rehabilitation of Disabled Survivors of

Disaster in Gujarat Earthquake. Jharkhand Journal of Development and Management

Studies, Vol-9, No.4 (October to December). Pp 4563-4577. (ISSN: 0973-8444)

8. Bhadra, S., (2011). Livelihood Promotion for Peace Building in Communities Affected by

Human-Made Disasters, Jharkhand Journal of Development and Management Studies, Vol-

9, No.1 (January to March)., pp 4291-4301. (ISSN: 0973-8444 )

9. Bhadra, S., Pratheepa, C.M., (2010). A model of prevention of HIV/AIDS in disaster

affected school: a case from tsunami intervention. Social Work Journal, Assam Central

University, Vol 1, No. 2 (December). Pp 54-61, (ISSN: 0976 – 5484)

10. Sekar, K., Bhadra, S., Jayakumar, C., et.al. (2006). Women and Disaster. Indian Journal of

Practising Doctors. IJPR (III) 1: March- April 2006.

Book Chapter:

1. Bhadra S., (2018). CBPSS (Community Based Psychosocial Support) is process and tool for

protection of the vulnerable survivors of disaster. Edited by Joseph O Prewitt Diaz,

Community Based Psychosocial Support: A tool for Rebuilding Place, Apple Academic

press-Taylor and Francis Group. (Accepted will be published in 2018)

2. Khanam A, Bhadra S. (2017) Alcoholism among Adolescents and Juvenile Delinquency.

Edited by Chhikara, B. S., and Shanwal, V. K., in Alcoholism: Cause, Symptoms Effect and

Treatment. Manakin press, New Delhi. (ISBN: 9789386677488)

3. Bhadra S., (2016). Psychosocial Support for Protection of Children in Disaster. Edited By

Deb, Sibnath. Child Safety, Welfare and Well-being: Issues and Concern, Springer India. Pp

259-278. (ISBN: 978-81-322-2424-2)

4. Bhadra S., (2016). The Marginalized Survivors in the Process of Disaster, Edited By

Chakraborty, Swati and Nanjurda, Multidisciplinary Handbook of Social Exclusion and

Human Rights, Aaya Publication, New Delhi, Pp 243-263 (ISBN: 978-93-85161-23-0)

5. Des Marais, E, Boxel, S, Bhadra, S. (2016), Reflexive Development: A model for helping

Social Workers Contribute to Sustainable Global Future. Edited by Sondra Fogel, Carenlee

Barkdull, Bret Weber, Environmental Justice: An Issue for Social Work Education and

Practice, Routledge- Taylor and Francis Group, (ISBN: 9781138669765)

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6. Khanam A, Bhadra S. (2015), “Mental Health promotion for Juvenile Delinquents:

Strengthening Spiritual wellness through Life Skills Education (LSE) interventions”. In

Chauba, Nandiata, Ed. Spirituality and Human Psyche: Patridge India, New Delhi, Pp 157-

169, (ISBN: 978-1-4828-6759-6)

7. Bhadra S. (2015). "Peace Building and Livelihood Restoration in Human-Made Disaster: A

case from Gujarat, India," in Michèle Companion, Ed. Disasters' Impact on Livelihood and

Cultural Survival: Losses, Opportunities, and Mitigation. CRC press-Taylor and Francis

Group. Pp-155-166 (ISBN: 9781482248449)

8. Bhadra, S., (2015). Failure and Hope: Living or Not with Disability after the 2001 Gujarat

Earthquake. In Disability and Disaster, Edited by Kelman, I., and Stough, L. Palgrave

Macmillan. New York. Pp-61-68 (ISBN: 9781137485991)

9. Bhadra S., ( 2015). Mental Health and Psychosocial Support for Tsunami Affected School

Children in Kanyakuumari District, South India Social Work Practice in Mental Health:

Cross-Cultural Perspectives. Pp 105-120. Edited by Francis, Abraham. Allied Publishers Pvt

Ltd, New Delhi. (ISBN: 978-81-8424-958-3)

10. Bhadra, S., (2014). Community as the Key for Disaster Recovery: A Case of Long Term

Intervention in Kanyakumari District. In Social Work Response to Environment and Disaster,

Edited by Bhatt. Sanjay., and Agnimitra. Neera., Shipra Publication, Delhi. Pp 133-147.

(ISBN: 9788175417465)

11. Bhadra, S; Pulla V (2014). Community intervention after Disaster. In, Community Work:

Theories, Experience and Challenges. Edited By Goel, K; Pulla, V; Francis, P. Niruta

Publication, Bangalore, pp-103-117 (ISBN: 819233267-5)

12. Dyer, A., Bhadra, S.(2013). Global Disaster, War Conflict and Complex Emergencies:

Caring for Special Population. In 21st Century Global Mental Health, Edited by Sorel. E.

Published by Jones and Bartett Learning. Pp-171-209. (ISBN: 978-1-4496-2787-4)

13. Bhadra, S. (2010). Social Work and Disaster Interventions. In, Fields of Social Work

Practice. (Eds) Gunjal, B.S., Molankal, G. M. Published by, Baraha Publishing House,

Bangalore. PP- 355-386 (ISBN: 81-908182-9-5)

14. Reviewed and contributed in development of “Psychosocial Intervention a Hand Book”

Published by IFRC, Psychosocial Reference Center, Copenhagen, Denmark in

2009.(ISBN:978-87-92490-02-5)

15. Bhadra, S., Malik, M., (2008). Victims and perpetrators of violence. Working paper series-

7 of Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management (Jaswal S., Joseph J., JTCDM Working

Paper Series Author), Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, November. P-12. (ISBN:

0974-3669)

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16. Bhadra, S., (2008). Gujarat Earthquake Experience. Working paper series-7 of Jamsetji Tata

Centre for Disaster Management (Jaswal S., Joseph J., JTCDM Working Paper Series

Author), Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, November. P-35 (ISBN: 0974-3669)

17. Bhadra, S., Malik, M., (2008). Working with Youth for Peace. Working paper series-7 of

Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management (Jaswal S., Joseph J., JTCDM Working Paper

Series Author), Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, November. PP-33-34, (ISBN:

0974-3669)

18. Ramappa, G., Bhadra, S. (2004). Institutional Responses- Oxfam (India): Psycho social

Support Programme for Survivors of the Earthquake. In, Disaster Mental Health in India.

(Eds) Prewitt Diaz, J.O., Murthy, R.S., Lakshminarayana, R. Published by, Indian Red Cross

Society, New Delhi. PP- 140-150. (ISBN 81-89113-00-3)

Research paper Publications in Conference Proceeding / Volume as Book:

1. Bhadra S., Phobe (2017) The Sense of Place and Search for Identity: The Case of Refugees

from Myanmar in India, In Linguistic Foundation of Identity: Readings in Language,

Literature and Contemporary Cultures, Edited by, Om Prakash, Rajesh Kumar, Published by

Aakar Books, Delhi. (in Press, will be published in 2017)

2. Bhadra S. (2016) Disaster Ecology and Psychosocial Support for Resiliency Building. In

Positive Vistas on Health and Well-Being, Eds Aleem Seema, Iqbal Naved, Excel India

Publisher, Pp- 254-265 (978-93-85777-33-9) (paper presented in International Conference on

Health & Wellbeing, Organised by Deptt of Psychology, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi on

March 1-2, 2016)

3. Bhatnagar C., Bhadra S. (2016) Psychosocial Development of Tribal Children through ICDS

(Integrated Child Development Service) System. In Psychological Issues and interventions in

Health and Well-Being, Eds Iqbal Naved, Aleem Seema, Excel India Publisher, Pp- 182-191

(978-93-85777-33-2) (paper presented in International Conference on Health & Wellbeing,

Organised by Deptt of Psychology, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi on March 1-2, 2016)

4. Tayal N, and Bhadra S. (2016) Effect of Parent‟s Illness on Health and Psychosocial Well-

Being of Children of HIV Discordent Couple: Children Health Issue. In Psychological Issues

and interventions in Health and Well-Being, Eds Iqbal Naved, Aleem Seema, Excel India

Publisher, Pp- 316-326 (978-93-85777-33-2) (paper presented in International Conference on

Health & Wellbeing, Organised by Deptt of Psychology, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi on

March 1-2, 2016)

5. Khanam A., Bhadra S. (2016), Designing a Life Skill Assessment Tool for Juvenile

Delinquents in India to Assess the Efficacy of Interventions based on Life Skill Module. In

Psychological Issues and interventions in Health and Well-Being, Eds Iqbal Naved, Aleem

Seema, Excel India Publisher, Pp- 327-339 (978-93-85777-33-2) (paper presented in

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International Conference on Health & Wellbeing, Organised by Deptt of Psychology, Jamia

Millia Islamia, New Delhi on March 1-2, 2016)

6. Bhadra S. (2016) Mental Health Services and Needs During Disaster: A Major Public

Health Concern, in Public Health Infrastructure in Tansition: Challenges and Way Forward

Edited by Khan NU; Ramachandran G; Panneer S, Bloomsbury Publishers (Accepted, will

be published in 2017)

7. Bhadra S, Jamshed M., (2015)The condition of child labour and tendency of delinquency, in

Early Childhood Development, Knowledge Series-IV, Edited by Vashistha Prachi (Executive

editor: Zubair Meenai), Global Books organization (Centre for Early Childhood

Development and Research, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi) (ISBN:978-93-80570-99-0)

8. Bhatnagar C., Bhadra S. (2015), Informal Education and Integrated Child Development

Services (ICDS) Scheme: A Devoid Social Space, in Early Childhood Development,

Knowledge Series-III, Edited by Sufia Azmal (Executive editor: Zubair Meenai), Global

Books organization (Centre for Early Childhood Development and Research, Jamia Millia

Islamia, New Delhi) (ISBN:978-93-80570-99-0)

9. Khanam A., Bhadra S. (2015) Prevention of Early Childhood Aggression through Life Skills

Education Training-An Experimental Study, in Early Childhood Development, Knowledge

Series-,I Edited by Nimisha Kumar (Executive editor: Zubair Meenai), Global Books

organization (Centre for Early Childhood Development and Research, Jamia Millia Islamia,

New Delhi) (ISBN:978-93-80570-99-0)

10. Bhadra S, Allen R Dyer. (2012) Psychosocial Support for communal harmony and peace

building, in Peace from Disaster: Indigenous Initiatives across communities, countries and

continents (HIPEC International, Edited by HIPEC, (Peace Building Conference-2011),

HIPEC, Hiroshima University Japan

Book:

Bhadra S. (2011). Life skills for children and adolescents : Teacher trainees‟ perception. LAP

LAMBERT Academic Publishing. Saarbucken, Germany. (ISBN: 978-8465-4341-2)

Manuals:

Manuals published in Co-authorship from Books for Change, Bangalore (supported by Action

Aid) for Psychosocial Care Interventions with Survivors of Disaster

1. Information Manual-1; Psychosocial care for individuals (2002)

2. Information Manual-2; Psychosocial care by Community Level Helpers (2002) for

Survivors

3. Information Manual-3; Psychosocial care for Children (2002),

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Manuals published in Co-authorship from CARE India, New Delhi, NIMHANS, Bangalore

for Psychosocial Care Interventions with the Survivors of Tsunami.

1. Facilitation Manual for Trainers of Trainees in Natural Disaster, (2005), Published by

NIMHANS, Bangalore. Care India, New Delhi.

2. Tsunami Disaster: Psychosocial care by Community Level Workers, (2005),

3. Tsunami Disaster: Psychosocial care for the Children (2005),

Training Work Book published, in co-authorship from CARE India, New Delhi, NIMHANS,

Bangalore for psychosocial care interventions with human made and natural disaster survivors.

1. Psychosocial care in Disaster Management, My Workbook, (2003),

2. Harmonizing personal, professional and familial life: Stress management work book,

(2005),

Manuals and training materials published by American Red Cross, India Delegation, New

Delhi and Indian Red Cross Society, Kanyakumari District Branch for Integrated Community

Recovery Project for working with the survivors of Tsunami.

1. Manual for Integrated Programme Technicians, Integrated Recovery Programme,

(2008),

2. Teachers’ Manual, Integrated Recovery Programme in School for the Children (2008);

3. Activity Book for Teachers’; Target group: I to V standard Students; (2008);

4. Activity Book for Teachers’; Target group: VI to VIII standard Students( 2008)

5. Activity Book for Teachers’ (Target group: IX to XII standard Students) (2008);

6. A Training Manual for Gamdhi Brigade Volunteers; (2008)

7. Community Based Health and First Aid in Action, Manual for IPT (Integrated

Programme Technicians); (2008)

8. Community Based Health and First Aid in Action, Manual for IPS (Integrated

Programme Specialist); (2008)

CONSULTANCIES:

1. Undertook consultancy service to conduct An Evaluation of the Livelihood Projects for

the Leprosy Affected People in India, for the purpose of selection of “rising to

dignity” award, to Sasakawa India Leprosy Mission (SILF), New Delhi for 26 days

between 13th

October, 2016 to 26th

November 2016. (Visited 9 Projects in 6 different

states of India).

2. Similar consultancy was done with Sasakawa India Leprosy Mission (SILF), New Delhi

for 22 days between 21st November, 2015 to 15

th January 2016. (Visited 9 Projects in 7

different states of India).

3. Provided consultancy service to conduct psychosocial support programme to

Uttarakhand Disaster to Discipleship Center, New Delhi in July 2013 (6 days of

assessment and sensitization workshop of local staffs of partner organiganization in

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Chamoli, UK) and August 2013 (5 days for capacity building of local staffs working in

Rudraprayag, UK).

4. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Myanmar

Delegation, invited for conducting “Psychosocial support Programme (PSP)

Advocacy workshop and for helping the delegation in developing integrated PSP

programme” with other areas of interventions during August, 2010.

5. Conducted needs assessment for IMC (International Medical Corps), USA for

“Understanding the viability of programme for Psychosocial Support and conflict

resolutions in India and South Asia Region”, during October 2009.

6. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Mongolia Delegation,

invited for “Evaluation and Recommendation of Social care Programme run by

Mongolian Red Cross Society” in Ulaanbaatar and other districts of Mongolia during

March 2009.

7. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Myanmar

Delegation, invited for developing the curriculum for MHPSS training in the context of

Myanmar Cyclone and conducting workshop on “PSP advocacy Skills and IASC

guidelines – on MHPSS in emergency Settings”, during October 2008.

INTERNATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS:

1. Taipei, Taiwan, Attended sponsored 4th International Workshop on Psychological

Intervention After Disasters- organised by International Council of Science (ICSU-

Regional Office for Asia Pacific), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Academic Sinica, on 9th

to 12th

November 2015.

2. Beijing, China, Attending workshop (Building Individual and Organizational Capacity

for Psychological Intervention after Disasters in the Asia and Pacific Region) and

presenting paper, “Practice and Paradigm of Psychosocial Support in Disasters”,

organised by International Union of Psychological Science (IUPsyS), Chinese

Psychological Society, from 11th

to 14th

October 2013.

3. Hiroshima, Japan, Attending and presenting paper in International conference by

Hiroshima University and HiPeC (Hiroshima University Partnership Project for Peace

building and Capacity Development) on" Peace from Disasters: Indigenous Initiatives

across Communities, Countries and Continents" from 17th

to 19th

September 2011. Paper

titled, “Psychosocial Support for Harmony and Peace Building: Rebuilding Community

in Gujarat”

4. Sendai, Japan, Conducted various sessions in workshop titled “Healing a Community”,

conducted by Tohoku University in collaboration with International Medical Crops,

Japan on 21st and 22

nd May 2011.

5. Tokyo, Japan, Conducted Psychosocial support in disaster management workshop for

the Japan Chapter of „Art of Living‟ on 17th

and 18th

May 2011.

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6. Marrakech, Morocco. Participated in 20th

Congress of WASP (World Association of

social Psychiatry) and presented a paper “Accessibility of Service and the Mental Health

Needs during Disaster”. Held on 23rd

to 27th

October 2010.

7. Yangon, Myanmar. Conducted “PSP advocacy Workshop” from 14th

to 21st August,

2010.

8. Jakarta, Indonesia. Participated as expert in “Leave behind workshop on psychosocial

support programme of Tsunami Response Programme”. From 9th

to 11th

November 2009.

9. University of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia. Invited for conducting “International

Workshop on Psychological Trauma and Disaster” for the Students of M.Sc. in Disaster

Management. 12th

to 14th

November 2009

10. Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia. Conducted evaluation of Social Care Programme run by

Mongolian Red Cross. 1st to 9

th March, 2010.

11. Beijing, China. Attended a meeting with the regional PSP and health delegated for China

Earthquake Rehabilitation programme and Mongolia Social Care Programme

interventions on 28th

February, 2009.

12. Yangon, Myanmar. Conducted “PSP advocacy Skills and IASC guidelines – on MHPSS

in emergency Settings” . From 19th

to 28th

October 2008

13. Bali, Indonesia. Attended IFRC workshop on Tsunami lesson Learned and presented

“Tsunami Lesson Learned in India”. 3rd

to 7th

June‟08.

14. Ahungala, Srilanka. Presented a technical paper on “Relevance of MHPSS Guidelines

for disaster management practice”. Participated in Regional Disaster Management

Working Group Meeting of IFRC and presented “IASC guidelines on MHPSS”. 27th

Sept to 2nd

Nov‟ 07

15. Pukhet, Thailand. Attended a workshop “TOT training on SPHERE Minimum

Standards”. July 2007.

EXPERT LECTURES:

Name of the

organization/Institution

Lectures on /Assignments Date

National Institute of Disaster

Management, New Delhi

“Addressing Issues of Disability”, in

Training of Trainers Programme on

“Mainstreaming DRR into

Development through Education and

Knowledge”

27th

July

2017

Psychology Research Unit

Indian Statistical Institute,

203, B.T. Road, Kolkata

“Integrated Management for School

safety”- Seminer

5th

July 2017

Sshrishti India Trust, New Delhi Micro-credit, SHGs and entrepreneurial

spirit for women and Youth

Small scale enterprise and business model

30th

March

2017

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Amity Law School, Amity

University, NOIDA, UP

“Disability and Mental Illness”, in a

technical session in National Seminar on

“Human Rights Towards Equality” in

collaboration with NHRC (Invitation for

National Seminar cum Training

Programme on “Human Rights-Towards

Equality” )

28th

February,

2017


Management Government of

India, New Delhi

“Psycho-Social Care and Support for

Children of Various Age Groups” and

“Inclusive Approach: Gender and

Disaster Safety in School” in the

programme titled “Comprehensive

Disaster Management Course for

Teachers”,

On regular

basis (4-6

times in a

year) in

different

training

programme till

2016

Save the Children, Dungarpur,

Rajasthan

Psychosocial support for the children

(orphan/ semi orphan) of Palanhar project

, Rajasthan

29th

Sept to

1st Oct 2016

National Disaster Management

Authority, Government of India,

New Delhi

Psychosocial Impact of CBRN Terrorism

and its Management 27

th May

2016

Department of Social Work, UGC

center for Advance Study

Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Conducted Skill Lab for the MSW

students on “Life Skills Education (LSE)

for Children and Adolescents

12th

March

2016

Life Skills for SC/ST/Minority

Youths, (sponsored by Rajiv

Gandhi National Institute of

Youth Development,

Sriperumbudur, Tamilnadu) in




“Understanding Skill and the concept of

Life Skills” and “Internalizing Life

Skills”

1st March

2016

Department of Social Work,

Mewar University, NCR Campus

Gaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.

“Psychosocial support and Social Work

Intervention for Rehabilitation of

Survivors of Disasters” In “International

Seminar on Social Work and Education”

26th

February

2016

Islamic Relief UK-India, New

Delhi, held in Khazicode, Kerala

Psychological care and Social support for

children and adolescents

15th

December

2015







21st March

2015

National Disaster Management

Authority, Government of India,

New Delhi

Psychosocial Impact of CBRN Terrorism

and its Management 13

th February

2015

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Islamic Relief UK-India, New

Delhi

Counseling Children and Adolescents, in

Orphan Support Programme

16th

December

2014







12th

April

2014

Department of Policy planning

and Cross Cutting Issues.



“Stress Disease and Health” and Self-care

in Disaster” in the programme titled

“Stress Management for Disaster

Responders” from 7th

to 11th

January,

2013

11th

January

2013

Department of Policy planning

and Cross Cutting Issues.



“Play Therapy”; “Stress Management”;

“Life Skills Education” sessions

conducted in the training programme

titled “Psychosocial Care in Disaster

Management” from 5th

to 9th

November

2012.

8th

November

2012

Department of Disaster Mental

Health and Trauma Counselling,



“Life Skills for managing stress and conflict”

in the training programme titled “Stress

Management for the Disaster First

Responders”

14th February

2012

Graduate School of Social Work

University of Denver, USA

“Psychosocial Support and Disaster

Rehabilitation: Experiences from India”

Lecture for Master level class (SOWK 4765),

International Social Development.

(Skype Lecture)

23rd

January,

2012





“Psychosocial counselling for men and

women in Disasters” and “Group exercises

on Psychosocial Counselling”

22nd

December

2011





“Psychosocial Support Techniques”

“Life skills Education in the disaster

interventions for promoting resiliency”

“Stress Management among the Disaster

intervention workers”

for Government Officials.

5th and 6

th May

2010

Administrative Training Institute (ATI), Govt. of West Bengal. Salt-

Lake, Kolkata, West Bengal

“Trauma Management in Disaster Situation”

for Government Officials of Government of

West Bengal.

21st April,

2010

Jamsetji Tata Center for Disaster

Management, Tata Institute of

Social Sciences, Deoner, Mumbai

“Conflict resolution strategies used in

Gujarat and the relevance to psychosocial

well-being” for the students of M.Sc. Disaster

Management.

5th and 6

th

January 2010

Department of Psychology,

University of Indonesia, Jakarta,

Indonesia

“International Workshop on Psychological

Trauma and Disaster” for the Students of

M.Sc in Disaster Management.

12th to 14

th

November

2009

13

Psychology Research Unit,

Indian Statistical Institute,

Kolkata, West Bengal

Invited as key speaker, for “Psychosocial

Support for Disaster Survivors”

30th March

2009

PG Diploma Course on Disaster

Preparedness and Rehabilitation,

Guru Govind Singh, Indraprastha

University, Delhi

Sessions on “Mental Health and Psychosocial

support” for the Students of PG Diploma in

Disaster Preparedness and Rehabilitation.

23rd

to 28th

March 2009

Indian Red Cross Society, National

Head Quarter, New Delhi

Workshop on “Sphere Minimum Standards-

2004” for the state Disaster Management

Coordinators from 11 states

24th to 27

th

March 2009

Department of Psychology

Sri Ramchnadra Medical

University, Chennai

Seminar on “Mental Health and Psychosocial

support for the Survivors of Disasters”

23rd

February

2009

Indian Red Cross Society, Andhra

Pradesh State Branch,

Hydrabad, Andhra Pradesh

Workshop on Mental Health and

Psychosocial Support in Emergencies

(MHPSS) and Psychological First Aid (PFA)

for district coordinators

3rd

to 7th

February 2009

Indian Red Cross society

National Head Quarter,

New Delhi

Workshop on Mental Health and

Psychosocial Support for coordinators from

11 states

15th to 19

th

December

2008

Roster Group meeting on

psychosocial support held in

Trivandum, Kerala.

Reference Center of IFRC,

Copenhagen, Denmark

Implementation of MHPSS guidelines for the

Tsunami Recovery Programme in

Kanyakumari District, Tamilnadu, India.

.

3rd

to 7th

February 2008





“Stress Management for the Government

Officials Handling Disaster Intervention

during Emergencies”

21st June 2007

School of Social Work,

Roshni Nilaya,

Mangalore, Karnataka

Sensitization Workshop on “Psychosocial

Care in disaster Management”, for the

students of MSW

9th to 11

th

August 2006


Sri Dharmasthala

Manjunatheshwara College,

Mangalore

Sensitization Workshop on “Psychosocial

Care in disaster Management” for the

students of MSW

8th September

2006

Action Aid International,

Srinagar, Kashmir

Workshop on “Mental Health Support for the

Survivors of Human Made and Natural

Disaster” for the staff

7th and 8

th May

2006

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS:

Topper in the Sociology Honours, in Vidyasagar University in 1995.

Second in M.A (Social Work) in Vidyasagar University in 1997.

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Ph D RESEARCH SUPERVISION:

Theorizing Stigmatized And Marginalized Identities: A Study of „Dalits‟ In India And United

Kingdom (UK) (2017 )

Ongoing Research:

Performance of Aanganwadi Workers and Response of Mothers to ICDS scheme

Study of Effectiveness of Life Skills Education Training on Behaviour of Juvenile Delinquents

Presumptive Life Events and Quality of Life among HIV Discordant Couple

CONFERENCES ATTENDED (Paper presentations):

Title of the Paper Conference/ Seminar Date

1. Challenges for Livelihood among

the women Street Vendors in

NCR- First author and supervisor

of Co-author

National Seminar on Gender

Equality and Empowerment of

Women, Department of Social

Work, University of Lucknow

17th

and 18th

March 2017

2. Disaster Management and

preparedness through CB

interventions (Invited talk in

Symposium: Disaster

management)- Sole Author

International Conference on

Cognitive Behavioural

Interventions- India (ICCBI-2017),

Held at AIIMS, New Delhi

6th

March

2017

3. The Need of Mordanization in

Integrated Child Development

Service Programme focusing on

the problems of Anganwadi

Workers (AWWs) (Co-author)

National Social Work Conference-

2017 (New Dimensions and

Challenges of Social Work: The

Road Map Ahead), organized by

Department of Social Sciences ,

Amity University, on

January 31st

2017

4. A study of assessing the efficacy

of life skills based psychosocial

intervention program on behavior

of juvenile delinquents (co-author)

ICIAHP-2016

2nd

International Conference of

Indian Academy of Health

Psychology, organised by Dept of

Psychology and Mental Health,

Gautam Buddha University, Greater

NOIDA

16th

to 18th

December

2016

5. Life events among HIV discordant

couples (co-author)

6. Perceived Stress among

Aanganwadi Workers (AWWs) in


Services (ICDS) Programme

7. A study to assess the stress and job

satisfaction of Anganwari workers

International Conference

(LATMAS-2016), Organised by

20th

February,

15

(AWW)in ICDS programme(co-

author)

IIMT College of Engineering,

Greater NOIDA, UP

2016

8. Disaster Ecology and

Psychosocial Support for

Resiliency Building.

International Conference on Health

& Wellbeing, Organised by Deptt

of Psychology, Jamia Millia

Islamia, New Delhi

March 1st

and 2nd

,

2016

9. Psychosocial Development of

Tribal Children through ICDS

(Integrated Child Development

Service) System. (co-author)

10. Designing a Life Skill Assessment

Tool for Juvenile Delinquents in

India to Assess the Efficacy of

Interventions based on Life Skill

Module. (co-author)

11. Effect of Parent’s Illness on

Health and Psychosocial Well-

Being of Children of HIV

Discordent Couple: Children

Health Issue. (co-author)

12. The condition of child labour and

tendency of delinquency (1st

author)

Third International Conference On

Early Childhood Development

Emerging World : Policies and

Practice for Early Childhood

Development, Center of Early

Childhood Development. Jamia

Millia Islamia (Central University),

New Delhi

19th

and 20th

November

2015

13. Informal Education and Integrated

Child Development Services

(ICDS) Scheme: A Devoid Social

Space (Co-author)

14. Prevention of Early Childhood

Aggression through Life Skills

Education Training-An

Experimental Study(Co-author)

15. The Sense of Place and Search for

Identity: The Case of Refugees

from Myanmar in India

“Language, Identity and Society:

Centrality of Language in Formation of

Identity in Contemporary Society”,

Department of English and Modern

European Languages, School of

Humanities and Social Sciences,

Gautam Buddha University, Greater

Noida,

30-31 October

2015

16. Child Welfare Services in Highly

Developed Countries (HDCs) and

Least developed Countries (LDCs)

and its comparison with Integrated

Child Development Services (ICDS)

Scheme’(Co-author)

3rd

Indian Social Work Congress

(ISWC) 2015 held at Dept of Social

Work, Jain Vishva Bharti Institute,

Ladnun, Rajasthan on

24-26 October

2015

16

17. Disaster Ecology and

Psychosocial Support for

Resiliency Building

4th International Workshop on

Psychological Intervention After

Disasters-, held at Taipei, Taiwan

9th

to 12th

November

2015

18. “Mental Health Services and

Needs During Disaster: A Major

Public Health Concern”

International Conference titled

“Public Health Infrastructure in

Transition: Challenges and a Way

Forward”organised by Department

of Social Work, Jamia Millia

Islamia (Central University), New

Delhi

18th

and 20th

of February

2015

19. “Practice and Paradigm of

Psychosocial Support in

Disasters”

International Union of

Psychological Science (IUPsyS),

Chinese Psychological Society

Beijing, China (Workshop)

11th

to 14th

October,

2013

20. “Persons with spinal cord injury in

Gujarat: tale of two disasters and

proposed model of service”

National Conference on “Praxis in

Disability Studies”, organised by

Department of Social Work,

Pondicherry University

26th

and 27th

of July 2013

21. “Social Work Intervention in

Disaster Recovery: Community as

a Key Stake Holder in Long-term

Intervention in Kanyakumari

District”

“1st Indian Social Work Congress

2013” at Delhi University,

23rd

to 25th

February,

2013

22. Social Work Involvement in


Service (ICDS) (Co-author)

“1st Indian Social Work Congress

2013” at Delhi University,

23rd

to 25th

February,

2013

23. Migrant labour in the city of

Greater NOIDA: Exploration of

issues and role of Social

Worker(Co-author)

National Seminar on Social

Security and unorganised workers,

Department of Social Work, Jain

Vishva Bharati Institute, Ladnun,

Rajathan

5th

and 6th

April 2013

24. “Secured by Marginalization in a

Volatile Situation: Transforming

Negative Peace to Positive Peace”

“National Seminar on Marginalized

Sections and Inclusive

Development: Issues, Challenges

and Social Work Perspective”

organised by Department of Social

Work, Jamia Millia Islamia (Central

University), New Delhi

11th

and 12th

October

2012

25. “Unheard voices of the victims of

disasters”

National Conference on “Writings

from the Margins”, organised by

School of Humanities and Social

Sciences, Gautam Buddha

University.

23rd

to 24th

March 2012

26. “The Marginalised from the

Process of Disaster

Rehabilitation”

International Seminar, “The

Marginalised & the Excluded in

Society”, organised by School of

7th

February,

2012

17

Humanities & Social Sciences,

Gautam Buddha University

27. “BCC (Behaviour Change

Communication) for Social Work

Intervention”

XXX National Conference of

Indian Society of Professional

Social Worker on "Emerging

Trends in Social work", in

NIMHANS, Bangalore, Karnataka

5th

to 7th

January 2012

28. “Psychosocial Support for

Harmony and Peace Building:

Rebuilding Community in

Gujarat”

HiPeC (Hiroshima University

Partnership Project for Peace

Building and Capacity

Development) on" Peace from

Disasters: Indigenous Initiatives

across Communities, Countries and

Continents".

17th

to 19th

September

2011

29. “Accessibility of Service and the

Mental Health Needs during

Disaster”

20th

World Congress of WASP

(World Association of social

Psychiatry), Marrakech, Morocco.

23rd

to 27th

October

2010.

30. Strengthening communities and

recovery through psychosocial

support”.

31. “Coping and social support

among the survivors of disaster”.

32. “Psychosocial response in

Mumbai train blast through

intervention in schools”. (Second

Author)

33. “Long term perspective of

psychosocial rehabilitation”

(Second Author).

Second India Disaster Management

Congress; held in Delhi, organized

by NIDM (National Institute of

Disaster Management)

4th

to 6th

November

2009

28 “Prevention of HIV/AIDS

through Integrated Recovery

Programme (IRP) in Tsunami

affected School” (Second author)

6th

Annual National Seminar on

“Social Work Response to

HIV/AIDS”, IGNOU, Bhimavaram,

Andhra Pradesh

(paper presented by first author)

7th

to 10th

Oct‟09

29 “Disaster Psychosocial Support;

Mental health Services in

SAARC Countries: A synthesis”

(second author)

XXIX International Congress of

Psychology in Berlin, Germany

(paper presented by first author)

20th

-25th

July‟08

30 “Integrated Recovery

Programme for Tsunami affected

Communities”

Roster group Meeting of IFRC,

Copenhagen, held in Kanyakumari

5th

Feb‟08

31 “IASC MHPSS guidelines and

American Red Cross PSP

Programs in India”

Conference on Psychosocial Care

and Mental Health Services in

Disasters by WHO-NIMHANS

26th

Nov‟07

18

32 “Impact of Disaster and Life

Events among Survivors”

33 “Psychosocial Care Capacity

Building Program for GOs &

NGOs of Kashmir Earthquake

Survivors” Co-author

First India Disaster Management

Congress; held in Delhi, organized

by NIDM (National Institute of

Disaster Management)

29th

& 30th

Nov‟06

34 “Psychosocial care for disaster

survivors in natural and human

made disaster”

International Conference of Family

Empowerment; Marian College,


Kuttikanam, Kerala

11th

-14th

Sept‟05

35 Psychosocial Rehabilitation of the

Vulnerable Groups in Gujarat

Earthquake

National Conference on

Mainstreaming Psychosocial care

in Disaster, India Habitat Centre,

New Delhi

21st & 22

nd

Nov‟04

36 Field Experiences of working with

Community Level Workers;

Issues and Challenges in

Psychosocial Care for Persons

Living in Conflict Situations;

Gujarat Harmony Project,

Ahmedabad, Gujarat

8th

and 9th

Feb‟03

37 Psychosocial intervention for the

disaster survivors, understanding

from riots and earthquake

Disaster Mental Health in India

American Red Cross,

New Delhi

28th

29th

Oct‟02

38 Psychosocial issues of the

Earthquake survivors

National Workshop on,

Psychosocial Issues of Earth Quake

Survivors; OXFAM, NIMHANS,

Action Aid, held in Ahmedabad

23rd

Nov‟01

39 Physical and psychosocial

rehabilitation of the Disabled and

paraplegics

National Conference for the

Rehabilitation of the Earthquake

Affected Population, WHO and

Govt. of Gujarat, Ahmedabad.

3rd

to 6th

Oct‟01

40 Problem of Resettlement and

Rehabilitation- a case study in

KTPS

XIV th National Conference of

(Indian Society for Professional

Social Workers), Hyderabad

12th

to 14th

Dec‟97

WORKSHOP ATTENDED:

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Organizing University/Institute Name of the Work Shop Date

1. International Council of Science

(ICSU)-Regional Office for

Asia Pacific, Kuala Lumpur,

Malaysia and Academic Sinica,

Taipei, Taiwan. (Held at Taipei)

4th International Workshop on

Psychological Intervention After

Disasters-

9th

to 12th

November 2015

2. Department of Social Work,

Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi

National Workshop on Field Work

in social work Education”

20th

and 21st

March 2014

3. International Union of

Psychological Science

(IUPsyS),

Chinese Psychological Society

Beijing, China

“Building Individual and

Organizational Capacity for

Psychological Intervention after

Disasters in the Asia and Pacific

Region”

11th

to 14th

October, 2013

4. Centre for Advance Studies in

Social Work, Department of

Social Work, University of

Lucknow, UP

“Teaching in Social Work”

1st and 2

nd March

2013.

5. Centre for Advance Studies in

Social Work, Department of

Social Work, Jamia Milia

Islamia, New Delhi

“Subject Framework & Knowledge

Management in Social Work”

31st January to 2

nd

February 2013

6. Sphere project (Sponsored by

American Red Cross, Tsunami

Recovery Programme)

“The Sphere Project,

Humanitarian Charter and

Minimum Standards in Disaster

Response- Training of Trainer

Course”

May 27th

to June

2nd

2007

7. Red R India (Red R and Sphere

India Collaborative Workshop)

“ Needs Assessment in

Emergencies”

1st to 4

th

February 2004

E-LEARNING COURSES ATTENDED:

Participated in “e-learning course: Violence, Conflict & Fragility (based on theWorld

Development Report on FCS)", 9th

to 29th

June 2014, organized by The World Bank

Institute, Geneva.

Participated in “e-learning: Gender-sensitive Governance Course Towards creating an

enabling environment for gender equality and women empowerment”, organized by

Gender Hub, Institute of Development Studies”, during November 2014.

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NAME IN NATIONAL DIRECTORY:

My name is included as an expert in the “National Directory of Institutions and Resources

Persons in Disaster Management” Published by NIDM (National Institute of Disaster

Management, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India)

EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBER AND REVIEWER OF JOURNALS:

A. Editorial Board member of Journal of Social Science and Welfare (Published by

Women‟s College, Kolkata and Indian Institute of Psychometry) (ISSN: 2348-2947)

B. Reviewer of '

Intervention, the International Journal for Mental Health, Psychosocial Work and

Counselling in Areas of Armed Conflict',

Asian Social Work and Policy Review

African journal of disability

South Asian Journal of Participative Development

Jharkhand Journal of Development and Management Studies

Environmental Justice

Indian Journal of Social Work,

Journal of Indian Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health

International Social Work

C. Participated in the SPHERE Hand Book revision of 2010 in the MHPSS (Mental Health

and Psychosocial Support ) working group

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP:

Life member of India Red Cross Society (IRCS), Delhi Branch

Life member of ISPSW (Indian Society of Professional Social Work)

Life member of NAPSWI (National Association of Professional Social Workers in India)

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