Associate Professor of Sociology @sgSMU | studies migration, higher education, and work
Joined August 2021
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Yasmin Y. Ortiga retweeted
My new paper “Do Birds of a Nest Flock Together?” with the wonderful @yyortiga is finally out in @IMRjournal. It's a polyadic #SequenceAnalysis of HK Filipina domestic workers' migration trajectories.
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Blurbs and book description here:
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Yasmin Y. Ortiga retweeted
Looking forward to discussing migration & geopolitics in Asia with an outstanding panel (@howlett_zachary @EliDFriedman @yyortiga)! I'll be talking about my book project on how the symbolic politics of Chinese diaspora engagement produces unintended and far-reaching consequences.
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Come spend a week with us in Venice!
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Yasmin Y. Ortiga retweeted
ARI is hiring! We're looking for a full-time Research Fellow to work on a major research project funded by the Social Sciences Research Council (SSRC) SG under its Thematic Grant programme 'Climate Governance of Nature-based Carbon Sinks in Southeast Asia' buff.ly/4dGP8zP
📣📣Interested in how international migration patterns impact agrarian life and food systems? Looking for papers to join our session at @isa_sociology in Rabat, Morocco! Co-organized with @MarvinMontefrio.
@RC31_ISA @ISA_RC40 🌿🐄🌽🌾
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Yasmin Y. Ortiga retweeted
Come join @sgSMUSOSS, we are hiring a Tenure Track Position (open rank) in Sustainability! With this position, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to the building of our exciting new sustainability program. Please circulate widely! #AcademicChatter
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Who are the future farmers of the world and where will they come from? Beginning a new project with @MarvinMontefrio on the intl trajectories of Filipino farm workers
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Yasmin Y. Ortiga retweeted
On Al Jazeera.
The Philippines is cracking down on a migrant workers scheme launched by South Korea after discovering widespread cases of abuse and exploitation. More than two million Filipinos work overseas, earning money for family back home. But there've been more than 100 complaints stemming from a seasonal farming program tied to local governments in both countries.
🇵🇭2024 is the 50th year of the Philippines’ labor migration program. Last month, I had the honor of presenting at two major conferences to mark the occasion. The first was an ambitious data summit, co-organized by Professor @rhacel and the Phil Department of Migrant Workers. 1/5
What were we thinking then? What could have been done better? Many of the presenters had also retired in recent years, so it felt like a passing of the baton to another generation of scholars...which I realize includes me 🥲😳 4/5
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Yasmin Y. Ortiga retweeted
📣 #ISAforum25 Call for Abstracts is now open!
Review the guidelines and prepare your submission here 🌐 isa-sociology.org/en/confere…
⏰ October 15, 2024 is the final date to submit your abstract. No extensions to the deadline will be provided.
Congrats @KellynnWee! Proud to see this idea turn into an award-winning reality 🤩
A tabletop roleplaying game is a way to tell a story collaboratively, positioning people as creators rather than consumers of knowledge.
Read about ASEAS Research Impact Award winner @KellynnWee's work on making games as part of her research: aseasuk.org/2024/05/20/why-u…
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Yasmin Y. Ortiga retweeted
🔍Can sharing a home province lead to shared #migration paths? 🤔 Hear Dr. @tfliao's findings on July 2 (Tue) at 11 AM in Room 1309, Palma Hall, UP Diliman!
Register here: forms.gle/kJHAJJSUiXEyAUFb6
See you there!
#poptwitter #UPPIat60
What makes a migrant’s return sometimes so fleeting and temporary? Sharing @karliao’s important work on reintegration - an understudied aspect of the migration journey.
In this new @IMRjournal article, I examine temporary reintegration in the lives of migrant workers forced to return home and confront their immobility in a crisis. I focus on the case of Filipino cruise workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. (1/3)
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The article is based on a larger project on how the pandemic impacted the Philippines’ system of labor export. Supported by the @ssrc_org. Read more here:
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