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Ian Salvaña has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in January 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Ian Salvaña are: • Facebook • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, iansalvana has populated their site with: • Four poems, SOFTBLOW Poetry Journal (Oct 2022) • Consultant on social entrepreneurship and human mobility in urban settings in the Asia-Pacific, UNDP (May-Oct 2022) • Consultant - Independent Contractor on a social media risk project, Protection Group International (Jan-May 2022) • "Human Mobility, Climate Change and Gender in the Philippines", Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) (Feb 2022) • Fellow for Poetry, Iyas La Salle National Writers Workshop (March-April 2022) • Editor for March 2022, Dagmay: Literary Journal of the Davao Writers Guild • KAS webinar on The impact of the EU in the Philippines (paper presentation) (47:52) • "Dog and Death", New Contrast 195 (Spring 2021, South Africa) • Tagum Writers Workshop (Oct 2021) • Two poems, Cha: An Asian Literary Journal (Auditory Cortex 2021, Hong Kong) • Land dispossession, indigenous de-territoriality and state aggression in the Philippines (EuroSEAS 2021) • "Burying myself", Quarterly Literary Review Singapore 20(3) • Two poems, Voice & Verse 59-60 (Hong Kong) • YPM webinar series on Peace, transitional justice & proportionate youth participation in the Bangsamoro region • "Contracting Covid-19", The Young Blood Podcast / IndieCo • Euro-Pinoy Talk 6: Asian Hate-Discrimination-Racism (Austria) • "Walking", Dagmay, Literary Journal of the Davao Writers Guild • "I can finally write a poem", Voice & Verse 58 (Hong Kong) • HRWG webinar on Global pandemic crisis and its impact to migrant workers in Asia (Indonesia) • "Under Duterte, is there still a point in celebrating People Power?", South China Morning Post (Hong Kong) • "Contracting Covid-19", Philippine Daily Inquirer (Young Blood) • Mobility as capability: Intermediary discourses on the state of labor migration in the Philippines