Loreto College, Kolkata

Department of Psychology

Ms. Somali Mukherjee

M.Sc. Lecturer Department of Psychology Loreto College, Kolkata

Email:

msomali412@gmail.com

Qualifications:

M.Sc.

Administrative Experience:

N.A.

Research Interests:

Psychology of women, war/migration/social conflict, social memory, narrative psychology, and mythology.

Orientation / Refresher Courses:

Presentations:

2018 – Presented poster titled ’Indian Goddesses: With a Vision of Women Empowerment’ in COWAP Kolkata 2nd International Conference on Women In Romance, Sex, And Marriage, in March, 2018.
2019 –Presented paper titled ‘Women with Trauma of War and Forced Migration & Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma’ at XXIX Annual Convention of National Academy of Psychology (NAOP) International Conference on ’Making Psychology Deliverable to Society’, on December 20-22, 2019.
2019 – Presented paper titled ‘Do Women Have Any ‘Desh’ (Nation/State)? – Narratives Exploring Trauma of Forced Migration and Gender Violence’ in Symposium titled – “SECONDARITY OF THE ‘SECOND SEX’ – WON’T WE UNSHACKLE OURSELVES?” at XXIX Annual Convention of National Academy of Psychology (NAOP) International Conference on ’Making Psychology Deliverable to Society’, on December 20-22, 2019.
2019 – Presented paper titled ‘Hindu Women in The Context of Forced Migration Post-Bangladesh Liberation War: A Preliminary Study’ in ICSSR sponsored and RCI accredited National Conference on ‘Entitlement, Equality and Mental Health: Contemporary Psychosocial Perspectives’ organized by Department of Applied Psychology, Kazi Nazrul University, on November 8-10, 2019.
2022 – Presented paper titled Co-travelling in The Border Country with WomenInternational Conference in ‘Workshop on Research Methodology for Migration Studies’ organized by Centre for Studies on Borders and Movements (CSBM), on October 21, 2022
2024 – Presented paper titled ‘Rapid Disappearance of Water Bodies (ponds) in Hooghly and The Attitudinal Ambience in the Local CommunityInternational Conference’ in the National Seminar on "Climate Change: Impact, Resilience and Rights" organized by The Departments of Geography, History and Human Rights, in collaboration with IQAC, Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Vidyabhavan, on August 10, 2024

Publications:

Hindu Women in The Context of Forced Migration Post-Bangladesh Liberation War: A Qualitative Study
‘Benign’ Regression and Creative Resilience: A Case Study during the Covid-19 Pandemic