Professor Lisa Lewis: (Principal investigator), Professor in Theatre & Performance, School of Music & Performance, and Co-Director of Centre for Media and Culture in Small Nations, University of South Wales.
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Dr Aparna Sharma: (Co-Investigator), Associate Professor, Department of World Arts and Cultures / Dance, University of California Los Angeles.
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Professor Desmond Kharmawphlang:(Research Consultant) Head of Department of Cultural and Creative Studies, North Eastern Hill University, Shillong, India.
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Dr Helen Davies: (Senior Research Assistant), Welsh and Khasi Cultural Dialogues Project, Centre for Media and Culture in Small Nations, University of South Wales.
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Gareth Bonello: PhD Researcher funded by Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and Creative Industries Research Institute, University of South Wales.
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Advisory Board
Jane Aaron, Emeritus Professor of English, University of South Wales. Prior to her retirement in 2011 she was head of the Centre for Gender Studies. A renowned expert on Welsh literature in the English language, she has written about ninenteenth century Welsh women's writing in the context of British Imperialism.
Uttam Bathari, Deputy Director of Research at the Indian Council of Historical Research, North East Regional Centre, Guwahati University. He is currently lead researcher on the case of North East India in a project entitled 'Imagined Sovreignities: Boundaries of Statehood and Globalisation' for the Peace Research Institute, Oslo, funded by the Norwegian Research Council. He has published widely on the history of the North East.
Aled Gruffydd Jones, Former Chief Executive and Librarian, National Library of Wales. He is an eminent historian who has written extensively on the relationship between Wales, the British Empire and the Indian sub-continent in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He was formerly Sir John Williams Professor of Welsh History and Senior Pro Vice-Chancellor of Aberystwyth University.
Tiplut Nongbri, Professor, Centre for the Study of Social Systems, School of Social Science, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi. Her areas of expertise include: sociology of family and kinship, Ethnicity, Tribes and Marginalised Groups, Gender Studies and Environmental Sociology. She has authored books on gender and the Khasi family structure, on Khasi women and matriliny, and masculinity and Christianity in India's North East.
Mike Wilson, Professor of Drama, School of English, Drama and Publishing, Loughborough University. He is an expert in storytelling and digital technology, on which he has published extensively. He was formerly Professor of Drama and Dean of the School of Media and Performance, University College Falmouth.
Uttam Bathari, Deputy Director of Research at the Indian Council of Historical Research, North East Regional Centre, Guwahati University. He is currently lead researcher on the case of North East India in a project entitled 'Imagined Sovreignities: Boundaries of Statehood and Globalisation' for the Peace Research Institute, Oslo, funded by the Norwegian Research Council. He has published widely on the history of the North East.
Aled Gruffydd Jones, Former Chief Executive and Librarian, National Library of Wales. He is an eminent historian who has written extensively on the relationship between Wales, the British Empire and the Indian sub-continent in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He was formerly Sir John Williams Professor of Welsh History and Senior Pro Vice-Chancellor of Aberystwyth University.
Tiplut Nongbri, Professor, Centre for the Study of Social Systems, School of Social Science, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi. Her areas of expertise include: sociology of family and kinship, Ethnicity, Tribes and Marginalised Groups, Gender Studies and Environmental Sociology. She has authored books on gender and the Khasi family structure, on Khasi women and matriliny, and masculinity and Christianity in India's North East.
Mike Wilson, Professor of Drama, School of English, Drama and Publishing, Loughborough University. He is an expert in storytelling and digital technology, on which he has published extensively. He was formerly Professor of Drama and Dean of the School of Media and Performance, University College Falmouth.
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