Thirteen travel grants of US$1,500 each have been awarded to support the participation of IAMCR members at our upcoming conference in Montreal.
The nine women and four men are from eleven different countries and will present papers to eleven of IAMCR's 31 sections and working groups.
Every year IAMCR awards a number of travel grants to early-stage scholars, who are members in good standing of the association, reside in low and middle income countries and have a paper accepted for presentation at the conference. The grants provide a valuable opportunity to scholars who might otherwise be unable to attand IAMCR while contributing to the diversity of our conferences. Fifteen percent of annual membership revenue goes towards the grants as do the voluntary donations of many members and supporters.
For more information on the travel grants, including testimonies of past grant recipients, visit the travel grant section of the website. Please consider making a donation to the travel grant fund. It's a great way to encourage emerging scholars and new perspectives within IAMCR.
Travel grant recipients for 2015
| Name | Affiliation | Country | Section or Working Group | |
| ASM Asaduzzaman | University of Dhaka | Bangladesh | Communication Policy and Technology Section / Digitial Divide Working Group | |
| Luíza Alvim | UFRJ / UNIRIO | Brazil | Visual Culture Working Group | |
| Sanchari De | Jadavpur University | India | Emerging Scholars Network | |
| KS Mochish | TISS, Mumbai | India | Gender and Communication Section | |
| Dorothy Njoroge | United States International University | Kenya | International Communication Section | |
| Nelly Lucero Lara | UNAM | Mexico | Gender and Communication Section | |
| Wajiha Raza Rizvi | University of the Punjab | Pakistan | Gender and Communication Section | |
| Patricia Lima Pereira | DGVS | Paraguay | Environment, Science and Risk Communication Working Group | |
| Bernadine Jones | University of Cape Town | South Africa | Popular Culture Working Group / Emerging Scholars Network | |
| Mologadi Makwela | University of Cape Town | South Africa | Journalism Research and Education | |
| Weerasinghe Nishantha | University of Colombo | Sri Lanka | Religion, Communication and Culture | |
| Brian Pindayi | Rusangu University | Zambia | Health Communication and Change & Communication and HIV/AIDS | |
| Rosemary Chikafa | University of Zimbabwe | Zimbabwe | Gender and Communication Section | |
Please consider making a donation to the travel grant fund. It's a great way to encourage emerging scholars and new perspectives within IAMCR.
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