Stalini Prabu

01/02/2026

12/25/2025

இனிய நத்தார் வாழ்த்துகள்

12/22/2025

We particularly encourage young scholars in the early stages of their career (3-5 years after their doctorate) from India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka or Bangladesh to apply.

The fellowship is scheduled to begin in April 2026 and runs for three months; the place of residence is Heidelberg. Apply before Jan 11, 2026!

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The South Asia Institute (SAI) of Heidelberg University in cooperation with the Max Weber Forum for South Asian Studies Delhi (MWF) calls for applications for a (up to) three-month fellowship to be spent at the South Asia Institute in summer 2026.

The fellowship is for young researchers from India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka or Bangladesh who wish to establish and develop a research collaboration with the SAI.

Of particular interest are applications from the fields of ethnology, history, political science, economics, geography, modern languages and literatures of South Asia as well as cultural and religious history of South Asia (Classical Indology).

For more information, please visit: https://karriere.maxweberstiftung.de/jobposting/58ee8d95ebf5768bebfc4f4d6f12025e875da7730

12/18/2025

Blue Food Futures is accepting applications for the 2026 Fellows. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis starting Oct 31, 2025, until the position is filled.

This position is for a six-month fixed term, with an anticipated requirement of approximately 10 hours per week. For more information, visit

Blue Food Futures Fellows research critical questions about blue foods, filling knowledge gaps and providing actionable insights for global food and climate initiatives.

12/15/2025

APWLD invites grassroots women’s rights organisations and movements to apply for the 2026-2027 Feminist Participatory Action Research ( ) on resisting imperialism, extractivism and false solutions.

Through feminist, community-led research, selected organisations will document lived realities, challenge the blue economy’s injustices and strengthen women’s leadership to influence climate policies from local to global levels.

⏰ Apply by 30 January 2026
🔗 For more details, click the link below
https://apwld.org/vacancy-call-for-climate-justice-programmes-feminist-participatory-action-research-fpar-2026-2027/

| APWLD invites grassroots women’s rights organisations and movements to apply for the 2026-2027 Feminist Participatory Action Research ( ) on resisting imperialism, extractivism and false solutions.

Across Asia and the Pacific, oceans are being reshaped by imperialism, extractivism and false climate solutions with devastating impacts on women, coastal and Indigenous communities.

Through feminist, community-led research, selected organisations will document lived realities, challenge the blue economy’s injustices and strengthen women’s leadership to influence climate policies from local to global levels.

🔎 Research focus areas include:

• Fisheries and coastal livelihoods
• Climate and infrastructure projects in marine areas
• Deep-sea and sand mining
• Blue carbon and conservation projects
• Marine geo-engineering and false solutions

⏰ Apply by 30 January 2026
🔗 For more details, visit https://apwld.org/vacancy-call-for-climate-justice-programmes-feminist-participatory-action-research-fpar-2026-2027/

12/12/2025

The Master of Public Health Program at Western University features real public health issues as the foundation of students' learning, immersing participants in some of the most significant and complex public health crises that our country and globe have experienced.

The School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies is committed to equity, diversity, inclusion and decolonization in all aspects of graduate and postdoctoral studies.  For more information regarding these commitments please visit grad.uwo.ca/edi-d.

12/11/2025

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12/05/2025

உலக மண் தினம் 2025 இனை முன்னிட்ட சிறப்புக் காணொளி வெளியீடு

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11/30/2025

Apply before Jan 14, 2026! Study for a two-year master’s degree at an ACU member university in a low or middle-income country. The Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships (QECS) offer a unique opportunity to study a master's.

What does the scholarship cover?
--Fully-funded tuition fees
--Living allowance (stipend) for duration of award
--Return economy flights to the host country
--One-off arrival allowance
--Research Support Grant (on request only; subject to approval)

For further details...

Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships provide life-changing opportunities to study for a Master’s degree at leading universities in the Commonwealth.

11/26/2025

Apply before December 10, 2025. An open call for young climate leaders from South Asia to join the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) for the annual flagship event at Ideas Lab, on 2 and 3 March 2026. CEPS is seeking young people with a passion for climate action.

❗ IMPORTANT INFORMATION ❗ Please note that, due to a technical issue in the original application form, the applications submitted before 25 November 2025 were r

09/23/2025

Dr Prabu Nadaraja, PhD student in Health Information Science, is exploring how social media food trends influence the health, perceptions of well-being and sense of belonging among immigrant communities.

What we eat is shaped by more than just hunger, but by the digital food environment.

Prabu Nadaraja, PhD student in Health Information Science, is exploring how social media food trends influence the health, perceptions of well-being and sense of belonging among immigrant communities.

With a background spanning medical training in Sri Lanka and a Master of Public Health from the University of Malaya, Prabu brings extensive experience in public health. He co-founded SUVADI, a social enterprise in Northern Sri Lanka, and spent over a decade leading community health initiatives to address the intergenerational malnutrition, persistent after the region’s ethnic conflict.

Through this work, Prabu recognized that the real solution to public health challenges such as malnutrition lie within the socio-political system rather than simply in public health. This realization ultimately led him to the doctoral program at Western, where he studies how social media foodscapes impact the health of immigrants in Ontario, drawing on expertise from both FIMS and Health Studies.

"Online communities are already reshaping our economic and political systems, making it essential to study their impact on public health,” he says.

Beyond academia, Prabu volunteers with Slow Food International and supports immigrant communities through various initiatives. He aspires to bridge research, policy, and practice as a public health system planner, aiming to contribute to a healthier and more equitable future.

Discover more about Prabu’s research and journey: https://www.fims.uwo.ca/news/2025/student_profile_prabu_nadaraja.html