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B臎hem studia magistersk茅ho oboru Mezin谩rodn铆 vztahy a diplomacie zasedala ve studentsk茅 rad臎 a byla asistentkou rektora AAU. Po ukon膷en铆 studia v roce 2016 za膷ala na rok pracovat v marketingov茅m odd臎len铆 AAU, a to a啪 do ned谩vn茅 doby. Mezi n谩vratem z akademick茅 konference v Barcelon臎 a odplut铆m do c铆le jej铆 dal拧铆 kapitoly v Montrealu (kde bude velvyslankyn铆 absolvent暖 pro Kanadu-V媒chod) jsem j铆 polo啪ila n臎kolik ot谩zek o jej铆ch zku拧enostech s AAU a prvn铆ch kroc铆ch na glob谩ln铆 akademick茅 sc茅n臎.

Va拧e prvn铆 vzpom铆nka nebo dojem z AAU?
It was just after my first day I think that I posted on Facebook: 鈥淚 love my new school.鈥� I鈥檓 pretty sure it was a reaction to having, in the span of just one day, discussed the development of education in Peru with someone who鈥檇 actually worked in this area and also to have participated in another nerdy conversation about food security in Africa.

沤iv臎 si tak茅 vzpom铆n谩m na svou prvn铆 hodinu pokro膷il媒ch v媒zkumn媒ch metod s Pelin Ayan. Do hodiny jsem vstupovala s odporem k 膷emukoli teoretick茅mu (v m茅 p艡edchoz铆 拧kole jsme se museli jen u膷it nazpam臎钮 informace, ani啪 bychom v臎d臎li, o co vlastn臎 jde) a po pouh媒ch patn谩cti minut谩ch Pelininy hodiny jako by mi n臎kdo rozsv铆til v mozku 啪谩rovku o v媒znamu a "pro膷" teorie a j谩 m臎la chu钮 j铆t si zopakovat jednu z nejopovrhovan臎j拧铆ch (v拧emi) hodin teorie v m茅m bakal谩艡sk茅m studiu. Te膹 se v teorii vy啪铆v谩m.

Kdybyste m臎la na AAU vyu膷ovat n臎jak媒 kurz, jak媒 by to byl?
Nejsem si jist谩, jestli mohu b媒t opravdu konkr茅tn铆, proto啪e v啪dycky chci obs谩hnout hodn臎 v臎c铆, kter茅 d臎l谩m, ale byla by to n臎jak谩 kombinace mezin谩rodn铆ch rozvojov媒ch studi铆, humanit谩rn铆 v臎dy, vizu谩ln铆 politiky a komunikace.

Kanadsk媒 stereotyp, na kter媒 se t臎拧铆te?
Opravdu si nejsem jist谩, jestli m谩m o Kana膹anech n臎jak茅 stereotypy, krom臎 toho, 啪e se hodn臎 omlouvaj铆. Vlastn臎 poutine m谩 b媒t n臎jak媒 charakteristick媒 quebeck媒 pokrm, ze kter茅ho m谩m velk茅 obavy, proto啪e mi p艡ipad谩 jako kulin谩艡sk谩 katastrofa, ale t艡eba to bude dobr茅?

Minul媒 m臎s铆c jste p艡edstavila svou magisterskou pr谩ci "Mor谩ln铆 dilemata humanit谩rn铆 pomoci: Vizu谩ln铆 reprezentace v humanit谩rn铆ch obrazech a jej铆 d暖sledky" na konferenci "Humanit谩rn铆 pomoc",聽. Jak谩 byla konference?
Od chv铆le, kdy byla moje pr谩ce poprv茅 p艡ijata, jsem tomu nev臎艡ila a opravdu jsem si myslela, 啪e muselo doj铆t k n臎jak茅mu omylu. Cel媒 t媒den p艡ed konferenc铆 jsem m臎la ka啪d茅 r谩no 啪alude膷n铆 pot铆啪e a noc p艡ed konferenc铆 jsem m臎la siln媒 syndrom podvodn铆ka. "Jak jsem mohla b媒t p艡ijata jen na z谩klad臎 magistersk茅 pr谩ce?! V拧ichni ostatn铆 maj铆 p艡ece mnohem v铆c v媒zkumn媒ch zku拧enost铆! Kdy啪 jsem pak za膷ala mluvit a sledovala v媒razy nap艡铆膷 publikem, uv臎domila jsem si, 啪e lid茅, kte艡铆 vyb铆raj铆 v谩拧 p艡铆sp臎vek a kte艡铆 jdou do panelu, se o va拧i pr谩ci skute膷n臎 zaj铆maj铆, a to je opravdu povzbudiv茅. Nen铆 to jako ve t艡铆d臎, kdy p铆拧ete refer谩ty jen proto, abyste dostali zn谩mku, a polovina t艡铆dy va拧铆 prezentaci nev臎nuje pozornost. Na konferenci si vyb铆r谩te, kter媒ch panel暖 se chcete z煤膷astnit, proto啪e v谩s dan谩 t茅mata zaj铆maj铆, a jde o p艡谩telskou a vst艡铆cnou v媒m臎nu n谩zor暖 a konstruktivn铆 kritiku, kter谩 pom暖啪e my拧lenk谩m obst谩t v 拧ir拧铆m akademick茅m sv臎t臎. Ano, rozhodn臎 m臎 st谩le velmi d臎s铆 v拧echny ty 煤tr啪ky superspecializovan茅 akademick茅 konverzace, kter茅 na konferenci sly拧铆te, ale pokud p艡ekon谩te 煤zkost a pod铆v谩te se na n臎kter茅 panely, pak zjist铆te, 啪e si hore膷n臎 d臎l谩te pozn谩mky o v拧ech zaj铆mav媒ch n谩padech lid铆 a tak茅 se sp艡谩tel铆te s lidmi, kte艡铆 se zaj铆maj铆 o v谩拧 v媒zkum.聽

Co v谩s inspirovalo k t茅matu diplomov茅 pr谩ce?
V铆te, nikdy se neptejte akademik暖 na tak slo啪it茅 ot谩zky, pokud hled谩te stru膷nou odpov臎膹. Dostanete p艡ehled literatury, n臎jakou tu teorii, anal媒zu a z谩v臎r vedouc铆 k dal拧铆mu v媒zkumu :-) V p艡铆pad臎, 啪e se v谩m to nepoda艡铆, m暖啪ete se obr谩tit na akademika.  

Zjednodu拧en臎 艡e膷eno, m谩m zku拧enosti s mezin谩rodn铆m rozvojem a zaj铆m谩m se o lidsk谩 pr谩va. Od za膷谩tku jsem cht臎la kriticky zhodnotit to, co pova啪uji za z谩padn铆 p艡铆stup k humanit谩rn铆 pomoci a rozvoji, jeho啪 v媒sledky nemohou b媒t dlouhodob臎 udr啪iteln茅, pokud jde o prosp臎ch komunit a lid铆 na stran臎 p艡铆jemce. Z toho, 啪e jsme se cht臎ly zab媒vat v拧铆m, jsme to s Danielou (mou vedouc铆) nakonec z煤啪ily na pohled na obrazov茅 materi谩ly vyu啪铆van茅 v humanit谩rn铆 komunikaci a na to, jak jsou p艡铆jemci humanit谩rn铆 pomoci, tedy "ob臎ti" zobrazov谩ni a co z toho vypl媒v谩. Vizu谩l je v na拧em ka啪dodenn铆m 啪ivot臎 opravdu v拧udyp艡铆tomn媒 a n臎kdy je to prim谩rn铆 informa膷n铆 m茅dium, kter茅 vede k utv谩艡en铆 vn铆m谩n铆 a subjektivn铆ch "pravd", a t铆m potenci谩ln臎 ovliv艌uje glob谩ln铆 spole膷ensk茅 vztahy. Zkr谩tka n臎co tak jednoduch茅ho jako je fotografie, m暖啪e m铆t opravdu velkou s铆lu.

N臎co p艡ekvapiv茅ho, co jste se z toho dozv臎d臎la?
I became more critically aware of the power of visual mediation in my own life. A lot of people probably don鈥檛 realize how influential imagery really is. Public reactions to images also say a lot about where we place value. I came across a photograph of a refugee baby in a camp where one of the adults around it was holding a smartphone. The comments on the photo were ones of disgust because of the phone, stating that the phone should be sold to feed the baby. But if you take a moment to think about the situation the people are in, something like that might not be so simple. Who are you going to sell a smartphone to in a refugee camp? Can you even use cash in the camp? What if that phone is your only connection to the family you left behind? A smartphone is seen to signify wealth, but just because someone has one, that doesn鈥檛 necessarily mean they have the means to achieve their primary needs in that given moment in time. There is such a lack of critical reflection on what people see.

Pov臎zte n谩m o sv茅m v媒zkumn茅m projektu/v臎deck茅 st谩啪i v Zambii.
Having the chance to experience practically what you鈥檙e learning about in theory is always rewarding. The internship was funded through Mendel University in Brno, where I did my bachelor鈥檚, and it consisted of a group of students and professors going to Zambia for one month to get more hands-on knowledge about international development. I had never been to Africa before and I wasn鈥檛 sure what to expect, but I ended up learning one of my most valuable life lessons there. Up until almost the last week, I was hopeless about development even being possible because all the issues seemed so complex and there is so much to be looked at and considered. It鈥檚 really overwhelming. But then we traveled to meet a small remote community and the village leaders told us their story. They had simply wanted to achieve one thing 鈥� for their kids to be able to go to school 鈥� and as they had encountered obstacles, they had dealt with them. Over time, they had built an elementary school, achieved food security for one year in advance, established an HIV/AIDS awareness center, and much more whilst aspiring to build a high school. This story is something that still really inspires me. If you have a vision and a will to achieve it, but the process seems too complex, just take baby steps, and you will get there. 

Va拧e druh茅 jm茅no?
So my parents were total hippies when I was born. Yep, we owned an orange Volkswagen van with a pop-up roof. We also lived in Montana next to Salish and Kootenai Native American reservations. My middle name, Qeytqam, means wild strawberry in either Kootenai or Salish (I really have to do some research to figure out which). Apparently, it鈥檚 because my face was red like a strawberry when I was born.

Nezapomenuteln媒 p艡铆b臎h z pr谩ce v AAU?
Nedok谩zal bych si vybrat jen jeden. Ka啪d媒 den v AAU je nezapomenuteln媒m z谩啪itkem s vlastn铆m jedine膷n媒m p艡铆b臎hem. D臎laj铆 ho tak neuv臎艡iteln铆 lid茅 kolem v谩s. Ka啪d媒 m谩 sv茅 p艡铆b臎hy a post艡ehy z cel茅ho sv臎ta, kter媒mi m暖啪e p艡isp臎t, a ty jsou sd铆leny s otev艡enost铆 a p艡ij铆m谩ny se zv臎davost铆. Kdy啪 je kolem v谩s ru拧no, stres a skleslost, je n臎kdy pot艡eba v谩s trochu postr膷it, abyste ji na拧li, ale duch AAU je tu a je nezapomenuteln媒.