Passakorn Yeenang is a Lecturer and Ph.D. Candidate in Law at Chiang Mai University. His research focuses on criminal law, human rights, labour rights, socio-legal studies, transnational organized crime, and the socio-legal dimensions of debt.
is a PhD Candidate of the School of Theology of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA). She received her Bachelor’s (2018) and Master’s degree (2024) from the above school. She has also attended an ArcGIS seminar. Her interests are about Old Testament, Biblical Archaeology, and Ancient
Near East. Her thesis, by the tile “Monotheism and the Deviations from it in Biblical Israel between 1100-586 BCE (Historical, Theological and Archaeological Approach)”, received a 9/10 grade (“Excellent”).
Milica Marđokić Sekulović is a PhD student at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Montenegro, specializing in social policy and social work. Her interests include social protection, ageing, social entrepreneurship, and the rights of persons with disabilities, among other areas. She is the author of several published scientific papers and publications in the field of social policy. She has also been recognized with a student award for her academic achievements.
Salma Haddi is an international student pursuing a degree in Sociology at Bursa Uludağ University. Her interests include how power relations, inequality, and social structures shape everyday life. As an emerging researcher focusing on minority studies, structural violence, and the ethics of new technologies, she highlights the lived realities of marginalized groups. She seeks to integrate sociological theory with contemporary concerns, including discrimination and the societal impact of algorithms.
Xie Kaitong, a senior Advertising student at Zhuhai College of Science and Technology. I love photography and swimming—both help me slow down and observe the world from different perspectives. For me, photography isn’t just about capturing moments; it’s about expressing emotions and stories that words can’t always convey. During my studies, I became deeply interested in communication and visual storytelling, exploring how people connect through media and emotion. I’ve also taken part in research projects related to AI culture and communication, which opened my eyes to the creative potential between technology and human feeling. I hope to keep growing in this field, using images and ideas to build genuine emotional connections with others.
Professor Mihaela Rus, PhD, is the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administrative Sciences at Ovidius University of Constanța, a key leadership position that involves her in the academic development of the faculty and the promotion of excellence in higher education. Additionally, Professor Mihaela Rus serves as the President of the Constanța branch of the Romanian College of Psychologists, a prestigious professional organization dedicated to representing and promoting the interests of psychologists in Romania. She holds a PhD in Psychology and is a PhD supervisor at the Romanian Academy, one of Romania’s elite research institutions. Throughout her career, she has published over 100 scientific articles in international journals and has authored 10 specialized books, widely recognized and valued in the academic and psychological communities. Her expertise primarily focuses on work and organizational psychology and road safety psychology. She is also a board member of the Romanian Psychologists’ Association and the Association of Industrial and Organizational Psychology.
Currently pursuing a Master’s in Media, Culture, and Creative Cities at the University of Hong Kong, I am dedicated to exploring the intersections of subculture, inequality, and social stratification. I had presented at the British Conference of Undergraduate Research (BCUR) in my undergraduate; my work seeks to uncover and address marginalised issues within the discipline of sociology, aiming to bring these critical perspectives to a wider audience. I strive to foster dialogue and understanding through my research and presentations.
Zoë Kessler, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at Salem State University’s School of Social Work and a licensed clinical social worker. She earned her doctorate from the University of Dundee in Scotland, specializing in education and social work. Dr. Kessler brings extensive hands-on experience working with children and adults impacted by trauma. Her research primarily focuses on care leavers and vulnerable children in Eastern Europe. As a recipient of the prestigious Fulbright Open Research Award, she completed a Photovoice project with care leavers in Latvia in Spring 2023, furthering her commitment to empowering marginalized communities.
Mohammed Alomarini is a professor of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research at Mohammed bin Zayed University for Humanities (MBZUH), UAE. He received the doctorate degree in Syntax and Morphology from Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (IMSIU), Saudi Arabia. His current research interests include modern linguistics and language teaching methodologies.
Professor Mihaela Rus, PhD, is the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administrative Sciences at Ovidius University of Constanța, a key leadership position that involves her in the academic development of the faculty and the promotion of excellence in higher education. Additionally, Professor Mihaela Rus serves as the President of the Constanța branch of the Romanian College of Psychologists, a prestigious professional organization dedicated to representing and promoting the interests of psychologists in Romania. She holds a PhD in Psychology and is a PhD supervisor at the Romanian Academy, one of Romania’s elite research institutions. Throughout her career, she has published over 100 scientific articles in international journals and has authored 10 specialized books, widely recognized and valued in the academic and psychological communities. Her expertise primarily focuses on work and organizational psychology and road safety psychology. She is also a board member of the Romanian Psychologists’ Association and the Association of Industrial and Organizational Psychology.
