Personal Information:

Family name: AL-Mutawakel

First names: Antelak Moh’d `AbdulMalek

Nationality: Yemeni

E-mail: antelak@yldf.org. or Antelak Abdulmalek antelakmohammed@yahoo.com

 Mobile: 00967735022235 or 00967777700850.

   Education:

Training:

• 8-12 Nov.2020 Training on Reproductive and Gender Sexual Rights at the Arab Institute for Human Rights.
• October-12 November OHCHR Geneva Training on writing Human Rights Reports from a Gender Perspective.
• June 2020 Training on conducting e-Training with UNDP- YLP Program
• 2o18-2019Several Training in Yemen and outside Yemen in human rights, Gender women, and international and national legal framework.
• 2016-2018 several pieces of training on Peace Building and Gender and peace-building processes.
• 2010-2012 several TOT workshops in teaching at the High Study in the MA Program of International Development and Gender.
• May 5th –May 12^th, 2007, a 25-hour Training Course on Consultancy Skills, Center of Public Administration Development, Sana’a University, in partnership with Leiden University.
• May 28th –June 1st 2007A training Course in Monitoring & Evaluation by SFD and World Bank
• 2007 TOT Training to develop the capacity of master trainers on qualitative research methods from a gender perspective
• July 2007 TOT in Strategic Planning, IREX.
• Two TOT Training by CHF, Sana’a, February 2005.
• A training course in Human Rights in Denmark at the Danish Denmark for Human Rights from 5th -18^th November 2005.
• April 2005 training in Writing CEDAW National Report.
• 1999 An Intensive course in Gender & Development by the Tropical Institute for Gender Studies Kit designed for the teachers at Empirical Research and Women’s Studies Center.
• 1997 A Course on “Introduction to Gender studies” in the Netherlands. Utrecht University.
• 1997 A course on Gender Analyses with Prof. Maike Meijer, Maastricht University, Netherlands.
• 1997 A course on “Work and Care (gender division of labor in Nether lands. Utrecht University.
• 1997 A course on Gender Research Methodology at Tilburg University.
• 1997 Several courses in computer and Internet in Sana’a and at Tilburg University.
• 1997 A course in Gender Research Methodology, Tilburg University, 1997.
• 1984 Training courses in Teaching English language as a second language.
• Learning English at Houston University and getting the TOEFL 1980.

Language skills: (1 – excellent; 2- very good; 3-good; 4-fair; 5 – basic)

Membership of professional bodies:

Other skills (e.g. Computer literacy, etc.): Proficient in MS Office & Internet Browsing.

Present position:

Professional experience:

Other Relevant Information (e.g. Publications):

 Publications:

• A Pioneer book Gender and the Writing of Yemeni Women Writers: Amsterdam, Dutch University Press in Association with Purdue University Press, 2005.
• “Bibliography of Yemeni Women Literary Writings” in Arab Women’s Encyclopedia Volume IV. Cairo, High Culture Council & Nour Association for Arab Women’s Studies and Research, 2004.
• An article” Self Liberation and National Struggle in Yemeni Women’s Short Stories,” in Al-MASAR Vol.3 issues, 2001 (in English translated into Arabic)
• A paper titled “Youth and Civil Society,” Sana’a: French Center for Heritage and Social Science and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, 2008. (in Arabic translated into English)
• A Chapter titled” National Advocacy Efforts to Confine the Age Marriage” in Early Marriage in Yemen Beirut: CRTDA Dar Alketab (Arabic translated into English)
• A Chapter titled “Political Commitments” in the book Gender-Based Violence against Women by –Gender-Development Research & Studies Center and UNFPA. Sana’a-Yemen. (in Arabic and translated into English)

Unpublished Research Papers:

• A paper titled “Gender in the Lives of Yemeni Women Writers” presented at the Women’s Worlds 99: 7th International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women, Tromso, Norway, and June 20-26, 1999.
• A paper titled “Challenges face Yemeni Women Writers” presented at the International Conference on Challenges for Women’s Studies in the 21st Century, Sana`a’ 12-14 September 1999. (in Arabic)
• A paper titled   “Arab Region Academic Approaches and Pedagogies to Women’s Studies and Gender, Sana’a University Case presented in The First Conference of the United Arab Emirates Gender and Women’s Studies Consortium March 7 – March 9, 2012, Sponsored by The American University of Sharjah, Sharjah, UAE and the University of Southern Maine, Portland, US.
• A research paper titled,” National Dialogue Outcomes Related to Women: Challenges & Opportunities,” presented at Women’s Day Celebration, National Women Committee, Sana’a 8th March 2014.
• A research paper titled ” A decade of Tides: Arab Women’s Political Participation in Decision Making Positions and their Role in Peace Making- Yemen/ Syria,” presented in the Consultative Meeting of the Program of Women’s in Politics, Youth Leadership Development Foundation in Partnership of UN-Women, Sana’a 4-5 October 2016.
• A research paper titled   “Gender Concept and its Importance,” presented in the Good Governor Program, GIZ. November- December 2016.
• A baseline study on the participation of Yemeni Women in Peace Process and Post-Conflict Agenda. GIZ 2016.

Thesis Supervision:

• Co-supervisor MA titled” Non-Organizational Local Barriers Preventing Women Career Advancement in Yemen” at the Center of Business Administration, Sana’a University in partnership with Maastricht School of Management. The Netherlands.
• Supervisor of MA on Women & Peace by at GDRSC.
• Supervisor of MA on Peace and Civil Society.
• Supervisor of MA on Yemeni women’s Leadership Types.
• Supervising 5-10 annual Graduation Research for undergraduate students at the English Literature Department.

Development of Manuals:

• A manual of Gender & Politics.
• Two manuals on Gender & High Education.

Workshops and Conferences:

Attending and participating in several national and international workshops and conferences in Women’s Studies, Youth and Development, and Education.

REWARDS:

1978 Ministry of Education Reward for fourth Rank on the Republic.

1986 Sana’a University Reward for the First Rank at the English Dept.

2010 YLDF Reward for Foundation.

Courses Taught Currently:

• Online Training for YLP6 & 7 programs UNDP. October-November 2020 and October 2021.
• Teaching in the MA in International Development and Gender “Socio-Cultural Dynamics of Development.” Sana’a University & Roskilde University.
• ToT in Qualitative Research for Sana’a University teachers and several other teachers from other governorates of Yemen.
• October16-30 2008 A course in Gender and Literature in the summer school of Oldenburg University Germany.
• November 5^th, 2008: A lecture about Gender in Yemen at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), Denmark
• 18^th and 19^th Century British Novel Course.
• Several training workshops in Gender Concept, Tools, and Mainstreaming SFD, Sana’a, April-September 2007.
• Co-training of Field Research Tools Training for Early Marriage Data Collectors in Hadramout 29-30 December 2004.
• International Short Stories Course.
• English Language for Fresh and Sophomore Students in the English Department.
• Language Through English for Sophomore Students
• Translation
• American Southern Literature
• Survey of American and British Literature
• Sixteen Century Drama: Shakespeare, Marlowe
• Communicative English courses at YALI.
• Basics of Gender and Gender Research Methodology for postgraduate students, 1998&1999.
• Research Methodology for writing a research proposal and supervising post-graduate students’ proposals.
• Self-Study course at the Girls World Communication Center.
• Research Methodology for students at the Girls World Communication Center Youth Leadership Program.
• Conversation and Dialogue Skills at the English Dept. Sana’a University.

Co-Teaching the following courses:

• Oral History Research Methodology with Prof. Margot Badran, 1998.
• Studying Stereotype in Media with Prof. Tineke Willemsen, 1998.
• Analyzing Gender in Texts and Images with Prof. Annelis Moors1999.
• Research Methodology for master students with Dr. Catherine Belfield, 1999.
• Socio-Cultural Dynamics of Development with Roskilde and AUC university teachers for the MA program in “International Development and Gender”.2012- Recent.