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Since the 2010 earthquake, ordinary life in Haiti has become increasingly untenable: in January this year, armed gangs controlled around 80 per cent of the capital. Pooja Bhatia joins Tom to discuss Haitian immigration to Chile and the US, the self-defeating nature of US immigration policy and the double binds Haitian refugees find themselves in. Should you pay a bribe if it marks you out as a candidate for kidnapping? Can you be deported to a country without an operating airport? And if asylum laws protect people who are being persecuted, what happens when that covers an entire nation?Find Pooja's Haiti coverage on the episode page: lrb.me/haitipodFind out more about Bluets at the Royal Court theatre here.Listen to the We Society Podcast here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pooja Bhatia Agarwal joins This Is Hell! to discuss her recent Baffler article, "Deadly Strain: How the UN sought to deny its role in Haiti's cholera epidemic." Plus, another dose of Rotten History from Renaldo Migaldi. Check out Pooja's article here: https://thebaffler.com/outbursts/deadly-strain-bhatia Help keep This Is Hell! completely listener supported and access weekly bonus episodes by subscribing to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thisishell

In May 2023, the UN reported that 600 people had been killed in Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince in the previous month alone – victims of gang violence and the near total collapse of law and order. In April the UN secretary-general, António Guterres, warned that insecurity in the country had “reached levels comparable to countries in armed conflict” and called for the deployment of an international force. In this powerful reported piece, freelance writer and former Haiti resident Pooja Bhatia talks to contacts on the ground, as well as historians and US State Department officials. She traces the origins of the current crisis through successive governments – from Papa and Baby Doc to Jovenel Moise - and through waves of US intervention. Between 2004 and 2017, UN peacekeeping forces brought cholera and 10,000 deaths to the country. Today cholera is back, with 40,000 suspected cases since October 2022. Against a backdrop of escalating violence and political corruption, many Haitians have come to see escape to the US (under Joe Biden's “humanitarian parole programme”) or foreign intervention as the only way forward. But will any nation step up?This article was originally published in the 12-18 May issue of the New Statesman magazine. You can read the text version here. Written by Pooja Bhatia and read by the New Statesman's global affairs editor Katie Stallard. If you liked listening to this episode, you might also enjoy A journey through Ukraine at war. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode of Memoirs of Successful Women, Global Women's Empowerment Coach Annie Gibbins interviews Pooja Bhatia.Experienced IP and Licensing Professional, Pooja helps innovators and organizations in transforming their ideas to innovations, preventing them from re-inventing the wheel and transferring technologies. She holds an MBA degree in Technology Management, two internally recognized credentials: Certified Licensing Professional, Registered Technology Transfer Professional and is a registered patent agent with the Indian Patent Office. Pooja was earlier heading Innovation-Technology Transfer Office (i-TTO) of the Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer (FITT) in New Delhi, India, as the Chief Manager. She has worked with academia, startups and incubation centres for innovation management and technology transfer. Her work entails innovation management, technology transfer, marketing, strategic partnership, industry engagement and policy development. Pooja serves on various committees including the CLP Exam Development and Maintenance committee. Pooja has over 16 years of professional experience in intellectual property, licensing, collaborations, and policy framing, and is a recipient of Global Women Leader Award 2021, Best Woman Mentor Award -International Inspirational Women Awards 2021, runner up to Women Power Impact Creator 2021 and WIPF Powerful Women In IP 2021. Her motto is to simplify legal aspects of innovation management and technology transfer. Thereby, reducing the gap and increasing the number of products from lab to bedside. Framing strategies for effective management and negotiation are my strong points. Pooja believes in empathy and likes to read books and cook. Contact Pooja https://www.linkedin.com/in/poojabhatiavasaikar/ Reach out to Annie - annie@anniegibbins.com Annie Gibbins Global - https://anniegibbins.com/ The Women's Business Tribe - https://womensbiztribe.com/ The Women's Business Incubator - https://womensbizincubator.com/ Memoirs of Successful Women Podcast - https://anchor.fm/annie-gibbins Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anniegibbins/ Facebook: - https://www.facebook.com/groups/womensbiztribe Instagram: -https://www.instagram.com/annie.gibbins Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgd7xunKekXX9Px7LmThXlQ Clubhouse:@anniegibbins Twitter: @anniegibbins --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/annie-gibbins/message

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Womenlines takes pleasure to welcome Patent Specialist Pooja Bhatia from India in the ‘Entrepreneur/Professional of the Week' Show! Pooja is passionate about simplification of the technology transfer process and innovation management. A staunch supporter of women entrepreneurs and a recipient of Powerful Women in IP India 2021, Global Women in Leadership 2021, and runner-up to Women Power Impact Creator 2021. Listen to Pooja in the video above to know the secrets of her leadership, what helped her to climb the ladder of success. Pooja Bhatia heads the Innovation-Technology Transfer Office (i-TTO) at the Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer (FITT) which is a regional tech transfer office set up at FITT with support from the National Biopharma Mission, a joint project of the Government of India and World Bank. Innovation-Technology Transfer Office is a unique set up at Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer supported by National Biopharma Mission, BIRAC. Their motto is to transform the technology transfer ecosystem in India. Pooja has a unique experience of 15 years of professional experience in innovation management, technology transfer, marketing, strategic partnership, industry engagement and policy development. She holds an MBA degree in Technology Management and is a Certified Licensing Professional, Registered Technology Transfer Professional and a registered patent agent with the Indian Patent Office. Ms Bhatia has been included in the list of Powerful Women in IP India 2021, awarded as Global Women in Leadership 2021 and runner up to Women Power Impact Creator 2021. Connect with Pooja over Linkedin to know how i-TTO is helping women run start-ups and women inventors! Are you looking out for physical health, leadership skills, mindset health and image branding strengthening tools to be the best version of yourself? Subscribe to weekly free powerful updates of an online magazine Womenlines for free. Buy some interesting products for women from the Best Sellers page of Womenlines!

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Haiti is going through hard times. From the assassination of a sitting president to an earthquake soon after, preceded by years of economic stagnation and devastating natural disasters. In this episode of AIAC Talk, we chat to Pooja Bhatia about the roots of Haiti's manifold crises. Pooja Bhatia is a writer and has written about Haiti for outlets such as The London Review of Books and the New York Times. Though it may seem like Haiti is just a country down on its luck, we chat to Pooja about how the decay of its institutions and the erosion of its sovereignty are the result of centuries of foreign interference—first from France, its former colonizer, and now from the United States, a neocolonial power. Yet, despite the doom and gloom, are there signs that Haitians are collectively mobilizing for a better future, harnessing the legacy of its profound revolutionary past?

Despite the fact that Pooja Bhatia's Innovation and Technology Transfer Office (i-TTO) opened in March 2020, just before COVID-19 lockdowns came into effect in India, her and her all-women team have managed to achieve an incredible amount during the past year and a half. In today's episode, Pooja, the Chief Manager of the i-TTO at the Foundation of Innovation and Technology (FIT) in Delhi, joins me for a discussion about how India's approach to technology transfer has changed over the years, and how her office is contributing to making sure that change is well structure and positive.  You will hear about the technologies that the i-TTO has sponsored, the webinars they have held, and the programs they have created to promote women entrepreneurship. Pooja also shares the two factors that she believes are critical to the success of technology transfer, the value she sees in being part of technology transfer focused organizations, and her three wishes for the i-TTO's future.     In This Episode: [00:50] An introduction to Pooja Bhatia, today's guest.  [02:26] Pooja explains the journey which led to her current position at the Innovation and Technology Transfer Office (i-TTO).   [06:13] How technology transfer has been dealt with in India historically, and the shift that has recently taken place.  [07:31] The purpose of the Foundation of Innovation and Technology (FIT) and the i-TTO.  [10:20] How client acquisition works at the i-TTO.   [11:12] Pooja explains how the i-TTO is structured.  [12:53] The two different sets of metrics that the i-TTO uses to measure their performance.  [15:22] Institutions that the i-TTO is currently working with.  [17:03] How the i-TTO fulfils their mandate to increase capacity building.   [18:30] Pooja shares some details about one of the 65+ webinars that the i-TTO held in 2020, and some of their ideas for future webinars.    [19:57] Differences between technology transfer in India and technology transfer in the USA and Europe.  [22:03] Factors that Pooja believes are key to success in the technology transfer field.  [23:50] Some of the i-TTO's achievements over the past year and a half.  [26:24] The biggest challenge that the i-TTO is currently being faced with, and the opportunities they have found despite this.  [28:00] Programs that the i-TTO runs which are focused on enhancing diversity.  [30:36] Organizations that Pooja and her team members are involved with, and the value that she sees in being a part of these organizations.   [31:52] Pooja shares her thoughts on the importance of credentialing.  [33:09] Three wishes that Pooja has for the i-TTO.    Find Pooja: Email LinkedIn

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