Sheila P. Khan
Address
Bairro Norton de Matos,
Lote 8, 1ºDto
7520-118
Sines
Portugal
Telephone
E_mail
mobile +351 914470359
[email protected]
Date of Birth
Nationality
Marital Status
2 October 1972
Portuguese
Married
EDUCATION
2004 (From October)
Manchester University
Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies
CES (Centre of Social Studies)
Postdoctoral Research Programme
United Kingdom
Coimbra University
Title of Proposed Research: ‘African Mozambican Immigrants in the former
‘motherland’: The portrait of a postcolonial Portugal’
Research Proposal:
This project aims to re-interpret and re-think the effects of Portuguese colonialism,
by giving a ‘voice’ to those who were categorised by the colonial regime as
‘assimilated’ individuals, and decided - after Mozambican independence (1975) - to
pursue their lives in their former ‘motherland’. The study of African Mozambican
immigrants’ narratives of identity and life trajectories will be carried out in order to
gain insight into: who/what is Portugal after decolonisation?; what kind of affinity
has Portugal established with its ex-assimilated subjects, finally does Portugal reveal
any form of postcolonial consciousness regarding African Mozambican immigrants’
hybrid identities? Moreover, this study also aims to take into account the reflections
of Portuguese writers, politicians and researchers in order to consider their
perceptions of the state of postcolonial Portugal alongside those expressed by
African Mozambican immigrants. The analysis of narrative was chosen as the
appropriate methodology for this research.
Supervisors: Professor Hilary Owen and Professor Paula Meneses
1999 – 2004
Warwick University
PhD in Ethnic Relations
United Kingdom
Thesis: “African Mozambican Immigrants: Narrative of Immigration and
Identity, and Acculturation Strategies in Portugal and England”.
This research project aimed to argue that the notions of ethnic identity, ethnic
group and ethnicity should be thought of as socially constructed. In order to
support the above proposition, fieldwork was undertaken by examining
African Mozambicans’ narratives of immigration and identity, and
acculturation strategies in Portugal and in England.
It was concluded, on the one hand, that the notions of ethnic identity, ethnic
group and ethnicity are socially constructed, on the other hand, that the term
ethnicity should be addressed as a detached human experience from the terms
of ethnic identity and ethnic group.
Supervisors: Dr. Bob Carter and Professor Danièle Joly
Examiners: Professor Annie Phizacklea (internal) and Professor Anna Maria
Gentili (external)
1996 - 1999
ISCTE, Department of Social Psychology
Masters in Social Psychology
Portugal
Thesis: “Black Youth Immigrants: African Identities in Portugal”
Thesis related to a research project which was carried out at Social Sciences
Institute of Research. This study was published as a chapter on a compilation
of essays on identity, racism, culture, and society. The book is now on its
second edition.
Supervisor: Professor Jorge Vala
1991 - 1996
Minho University
Degree in Sociology
Portugal
Final Classification: 70 %
Main subjects: Social Anthropology, Portuguese Contemporary History,
Social Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Sociological Methodologies,
Sociological Methods, History of Philosophical and Historical Ideas,
Statistics, Macro-economy and Micro-economy.
1984 - 1990
Dona Maria High School
A levels in Philosophy, History, and Geography.
Portugal
GCSE's in Philosophy, History, Psychology, English, French and Portuguese
Literature.
WORK EXPERIENCE / PROJECTS
2005 - 2006
Manchester University
Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies
United Kingdom
Undergraduate Teaching: Oral Portuguese and Mozambican Literature
2004
Manchester University
Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies
Visiting Researcher (from May to September)
United Kingdom
Literary Research on postcolonial studies, regarding the current postdoctoral
project on African Mozambican immigration in Portugal and Portuguese
postcolonialism.
2002
Eduardo Mondlane University
Centre of African Studies
Visiting Researcher
Mozambique
Research developed on Mozambican history and Portuguese colonialism, in
order to improve the understanding of the sociological and historical
background of Mozambican emigration.
2002
Historical Archive
Visiting Researcher
Mozambique
Literary research at the Historical Archive, in order to enrich the theoretical
framework and analysis of the sociological and historical structure of
Mozambican emigration.
1997 – 1998
Piaget Institute, Polytechnic University
Invited Lecturer
Portugal
Lecturer of Social Psychology and Social Anthropology for undergraduate
students.
1997 – 1998
University of Lisbon
Social Sciences Institute
Research Assistant
Portugal
Project related to African and Black identities in Portugal, sponsored by the
Fundação para a Ciência e Technologia (Portugal).
RESEARCH PROJECTS
From 2008 – “Investigadora de Equipa de Investigação” for large grant project funded by FCT
(Fundação de Ciência e Tecnologia) on “Nação e Narrativa Pós-Colonial” coordinated by
Professor Ana Mafalda Leite, Universidade Clássica de Lisboa
INVITED GUEST: LECTURES, SEMINARS and CONFERENCES
2008 (25th and 26th September), Workshop, Oxford Research Network on Government in
Africa, University of Oxford, “Diaspora, Empire and the Formation of a Lusophone World”
“Voicing Diasporic Experiences: Mozambican Immigrants’ Domestic Ethnicities in Lisbon and
London”
2008 (24th May), Centro de Estudos Sociais, Universidade de Coimbra
“Imigrantes Afro-Moçambicanos: Memórias e Narrativas no Pós-Colonialismo do Quotidiano em
Portugal”
2008 (18th and 19th April), University of Notre Dame, Hesburg Center for International
Studies, “Africa in Portuguese, The Portuguese in Africa – An International Research
Conference”
“Portraits of a Daily Portuguese Postcolonialism: African Mozambican’s Colonial Memories and
Postcolonial Identity Exile”.
2008 (4th April) Centro de Estudos de Comunicação e Sociedade / Núcleo de Estudos em
Antropologia, Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Universidade do Minho, “Conferência
Internacional – Comunicação Intercultural: Perspectivas, Dilemas e Desafios”
“Do Pós-Colonialismo do Quotidiano às Identidades Hifenizadas: Identidades em exílios pátrios?”.
2007 (24th and 25th October) Centro de Investigação em Ciências Sociais, Instituto de
Ciências Sociais, Universidade do Minho, “Seminário Internacional – Relações Interétnicas:
Portugueses, Portugueses-Ciganos e Imigrantes dos Palop”
“Identidades Híbridas e Etnicidade”.
2007 (14th June) Centro de Investigação em Ciências Sociais, Instituto de Ciências Sociais,
Universidade do Minho.
“Das Memórias, das Narrativas, e dos Silêncios Rompidos, no Pós-Colonialismo de Expressão
Portuguesa. Um Estudo sobre Imigrantes Afro-Moçambicanos em Portugal”.
2007 (7th and 9th May, Lecture) Literaturas Africanas de Expressão Portuguesa I,
Departamento de Língua e Cultura Portuguesa, Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de
Lisboa.
“Apresentação do romance de João Paulo Borges Coelho, As Visitas do Dr Valdez, o diálogo entre
passado e memória”.
2007 (27th April) Sessão Cultural de Faces de Eva, Centro de Estudos Sobre a Mulher, “A
Memória de África no Feminino”, Faculdade Nova de Lisboa.
“Na Pele da Memória: Narrativas de Vida e de Identidade de Mulheres Moçambicanas na
Diáspora”.
2006 (7th August) Faculdade de Letras da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Ciclo de
Palestras da Cátedra Jorge de Sena, Angola e Moçambique: Literatura, História, Tradições
“Exílios moçambicanos: Narrativas ficcionais e narrativas de vida e de identidade”.
“Vozes e experiências pós-coloniais: imigrantes moçambicanos em Portugal e Inglaterra”.
2005 (2nd May) University of Coimbra, Centro de Estudos Sociais
“ ‘Somos uma raça com duas pátrias’. Imigrantes Afro-Moçambicanos: Narrativas de Vida e
Identidade, e Percepções de um Portugal pós-colonial”.
CONFERENCE PAPERS
Khan, Sheila (2008), ‘Pensando as narrativas de vida e de identidade como metodologia no póscolonialismo do quotidiano em língua portuguesa’. Proposal for a panel on “Postcolonial Daily
Experiences: From Theory to Practice, Memories, Autobiographies and Life Narratives”. The
American Portuguese Studies Association’s Sixth International Conference, Embedded
Colloquium: “Celebrating Machado de Assis”. Yale University, October 9-11.
Khan, Sheila (2008), ‘Moçambique Mon Amour: O Mito do Eterno Retorno’.Congresso
Internacional - Do Brasil a Macau – Narrativas de Viagens e Espaços de Diáspora, Simpósio:
África e Portugal – Viagens e Topografias Identitárias. Universidade de Lisboa – Faculdade de
Letras, 10-14 de Setembro.
Khan, Sheila (2008), ‘ ‘How far you gonna go, before you lose your way back home’: Postcolonial
memories and exiles’. Europe: Black & White. Centro de Estudos Comparatistas, Faculdade de
Letras da Universidade de Lisboa. 12 May - 14 May.
Khan, Sheila (2008), ‘Deceiving memories: The myth of the return for African Mozambican
immigrants in the diaspora (Portugal and United Kingdom)’. Seventh European Social Science
History Conference University of Lisbon, Portugal, 27 February - 1 March 2008.
Khan, Sheila (2008), ‘As ‘Raças’ e as Margens que o Império Tece: Dos Silêncios ao Portugal
Pós-Colonial’. Assotiation of British and Irish Lusitanists, Second Conference. Bristol University,
11 and 12th , January 2008.
Khan, Sheila (2007), ‘‘Narrativas, Rostos e Manifestações do Pós-Colonialismo Moçambicano
nos romances de João Paulo Borges Coelho (As Visitas do Dr. Valdez (2004), Crónica da Rua
513.2 (2006); Campo de Trânsito (2007))’. III Encontro de Professores de Literaturas Africanas de
Língua Português – UFRJ e UFF: Pensando África, Pesquisa e Ensino. Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro, Faculdade de Letras – Sector de Literaturas Africanas, 20 a 24 de Novembro.
Khan, Sheila (2007), ‘Narrativizando a Diferença: Da Memória das Margens à Memória Crítica
das Margens’. 5º Congresso SOPCOM – Comunicação e Cidadania. Universidade do Minho,
Braga, de 6 a 8 de Setembro.
Khan, Sheila (2007), ‘Lessons from the margins: African Mozambican immigrants’ perceptions of
a postcolonial Portugal’. “Re/siting the 'luso' and the 'tropical': theories and practices of
Portuguese postcolonialism”, organized by Sheila Khan, Hilary Owen, Ana Martins and Carmen
Ramos Villar. Manchester University, 15th-17th March.
Khan, Sheila (2006), ‘Velhas Margens, Novos Centros em ‘Ventos do Apocalipse’ de Paulina
Chiziane’. APSA, American Portuguese Association Studies. Minnesota, University of Minnesota,
5th-7th October.
Khan, Sheila (2006), ‘Cartografia de um pós-colonialismo subjectivo: Memórias, narrativas de um
exílio identitário em Moçambicanos na diaspora (Portugal e Inglaterra)’. Association of British and
Irish Lusitanists, The inaugural conference of the association. Willoughby Hall, University of
Nottingham 15th-16th September.
Khan, Sheila (2006), ‘O exílio pátrio e identitário - Contribuições literárias de Portagem de
Orlando Mendes e Milandos de um Sonho de Bahassan Adamodjy para uma Sociologia da
emigração/imigração moçambicana’.Paper presented at X Congresso da Associação Brasileira de
Literatura Comparada, Simpósio Exílio e Migração. Rio de Janeiro, 30th July to 4th August.
Khan, Sheila (2006), ‘Pitfalls of hybridity: Being hybrid in a Portuguese postcolonial context The case study of African Mozambican immigrants in Portugal’. Migration and Diaspora Cultural
Studies Network (MDCSN), Hybridity, Mestizaje, Méttisage, Creolisation, Tropicalism,
Minoritarianism: New Terms for old Phenomena?. University of Manchester, 26th May.
Khan, Sheila (2005), ‘ “Milandos de um Sonho”. Imigrantes Afro-Moçambicanos em Portugal’.
Paper presented at VIII Congresso da Associação Internacional de Lusitanistas,. Santiago de
Compustela, 18th to 23rd July.
Khan, Sheila (2004), ‘ “Somos uma raça com duas pátrias”. Imigrantes Afro-Moçambicanos:
Narrativas de Vida e Identidade, e Percepções de um Portugal pós-colonial’. Paper presented at VIII
Congresso Luso-Afro-Brasileiro, A Questão Social no Novo Milénio. Coimbra, 16th to 18th
September.
Khan, Sheila & Iversen, Valentina (2004), ‘From Portuguese colonialism to immigration. African
Mozambican Immigrants: acculturation strategies and identity narratives in Portugal’. Poster
presented at 17th International Congress of the International Association for Cross-Cultural
Psychology. China, Xi’an, 2nd to 6th August.
Khan, Sheila (2003), ‘African Mozambican Immigrants, Interactive and Identity Landscapes:
Domestic Ethnicity’. Paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Symbolic
Interaction, Atlanta, USA, 16th to 19th August.
Khan, Sheila (2003), ‘African Mozambican Immigrants, Interactive and Identity Landscapes:
Domestic Ethnicity’. Paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Symbolic
Interaction, Atlanta, USA, 16th to 19th August.
Khan, Sheila (2002), ‘Creating an ‘African’ ethnicity: Black Mozambican Emigrants’. Paper
presented at South-South Workshop – The trans-Atlantic constructions of ‘race’, black culture,
blackness and antiracism: towards a new dialogue between researchers in Africa, Latin America
and the Caribbean, Gorée, Senegal, 11th to 17th November.
Khan, Sheila (2002), ‘Black Mozambican emigrants: The social construction of identity and
ethnicity’. Paper presented at As Linguagens da Lusofonia, the VII Congresso Luso-Afro-Brasileiro
De Ciencias Sociais, IUPERJ- Instituto Universitário de Pesquisas do Rio de Janeiro/Universidade
Candido Mendes, Rio de Janeiro, 2nd to 6th September.
Khan, Sheila (2002), ‘Black Mozambican Emigrants: Narratives of Emigration and Identity:
Towards Portugal and England (Post-independence period)’. Seminar presented at Centro de
Estudos Africanos, Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, Maputo, 19th April.
Khan, Sheila (2001), ‘Faces without identity: To be a ‘negro’ during Portuguese colonialism’.
Paper presented at Landless Voices, A colloquium of the School of Critical Theory and Social
Studies and the Department of Hispanic and Latin American Studies, University of Nottingham,
20th to 22nd September.
Khan, Sheila (2001), ‘Constructing ethnicity: The case study of Black Mozambican Immigrants in
an acculturation process’. Paper presented at Migration and Transculturation Conference. Institute
of Romance Studies, University of London, 31st May to 1st of June.
Khan, Sheila (2000), ‘As long as you’re Black you’re an African: The myth of the return’. Paper
presented at Eurofor Conference n.31, Immigrant Communities, Diasporas and Politics, Athens,
25th to 27th May.
BOOKS
Khan, Sheila (in press), Imigrantes Africanos Moçambicanos. Narrativa de Imigração e de
Identidade e Estratégias de Aculturação em Portugal e na Inglaterra. Lisboa, Editora Colibri.
Khan, Sheila, Owen, Hilary, Villar, Carmen, R., and Martins, Ana Margarida (Eds.) (in
progress). Relocating the “Luso” and the “Tropical”: Theories and Practices of Portuguese
Postcolonialism.
CHAPTERS IN EDITED BOOKS
Khan, Sheila (in progress), ‘Do Pós-Colonialismo do Quotidiano às Identidades Hifenizadas:
Identidades em exílios pátrios?’. Cabecinhas, R. & Cunha, L. (no prelo). Comunicação
Intercultural: Perspectivas, Dilemas e Desafios. Porto: Campo das Letras.
Khan, Sheila (in progress) ‘Portraits of a Daily Portuguese Postcolonialism: African
Mozambican’s Colonial Memories and Postcolonial Identity Exile’. Paper presented and submitted
to conference book “Africa in Portuguese, The Portuguese in Africa – An International Research
Conference”. Ed.Isabel Ferreira Gould and Pedro Schacht Pereira.
Khan, Sheila (2008,forthcoming), ‘Postcolonial African Immigration to Portugal: African
Mozambican Immigration’. Phillip Rothwell (ed.) [Encyclopaedia Entry], A Historical Companion
to Postcolonial Literatures: Europe and Its Empires. Edinburgh University Press.
Khan, Sheila (2007),‘ Are we all post-colonial? A Socio-Literary Reading of Crónica do Tempo’.
Paulo de Medeiros (ed.), Postcolonial Theory and Lusophone Literatures. Universiteit Utrecht,
Utrecht Portuguese Studies Series, pp. 79-97.
.
Khan, Sheila and Vala, Jorge (1999),‘Traços Negros: Aculturação e identidades de jovens de
origem africana’. In Machado Pais (coord.), Traços e Riscos de Vida. Porto, Editora Ambar,
pp.146-168.
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Khan, Sheila (invited for thematic issue), ‘Silêncios (im)prováveis: Leitura e Recepção das obras
de Ascêncio Freitas (‘Paz Enfurecida’, 2003), e de Bahassan Adamodjy (‘Milandos de um Sonho’, ,
2001), no Portugal Pós-Colonial’. Lusophone Studies 7, 2008, Contexts and Reception of
Lusophone African Literatures. University of Bristol, Department of Hispanic, Portuguese & Latin
American Studies
Khan,Sheila (in press), ‘Narrativas, Rostos e Manifestações do Pós-Colonialismo Moçambicano
nos romances de João Paulo Borges Coelho’. Gragoatá: Revista do Programa de Pós-Graduação
em Letras da UFF’. Rio de Janeiro.
Khan, Sheila (2007), ‘O Exílio Pátrio e Identitário – Contribuições Literárias de Portagem de
Orlando Mendes e Milandos de Um Sonho de Bahassan Adamodjy Para Uma Sociologia de
Emigração/Imigração Moçambicana. SCRIPTA, Revista do Centro de Estudos Luso-AfroBrasileiros, PUC Minas, Brasil, pp.137-155.
Khan, Sheila (2007), ‘Velhas Margens, Novos Centros em ‘Ventos do Apocalipse’ de Paulina
Chiziane’. Revista Teia Literária, PUC/RJ, Brasil, 119-131.
Khan, Sheila (2006),‘Identidades sem chão. Imigrantes Afro-Moçambicanos: Narrativas de Vida e
Identidade, e Percepções de um Portugal pós-colonial’. Luso-Brazilian Review, 43:2. University of
Wisconsin: 1-26.
Khan, Sheila (2004),‘Emigrantes africanos moçambicanos: A construção social de identidade e de
etnicidade’. Travessias, Revista da Associação de Ciências Sociais e Humanas em Língua
Portuguesa, n.4-5: 250-267.
REVIEWS of ACADEMIC BOOKS
Khan, Sheila (2005,),‘O diálogo entre passado e presente – Francisco Noa, Império, Mito e
Miopia, Moçambique como invenção literária’. Palaver, Africa e Altre Terre. Università Degli
Studi di Lecce, ARGO, pp. 117-119.
REVIEWS of LITERARY BOOKS
Khan, Sheila (2008), ‘Toponímia de uma Memória Silenciosa em “Crónica da Rua 513.2” de João
Paulo Borges Coelho’. Revista Metamorfoses 8, Cátedra Jorge de Sena, Editorial Caminho. p.318319.
Khan, Sheila (2006), ‘COELHO, João Paulo Borges. As Visitas do Dr Valdez’. Revista
Metamorfoses 7, Cátedra Jorge de Sena, Editorial Caminho, pp.390-392.
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Khan, Sheila (2007), ‘Memória Colonial - “O Tibete de África” de Margarida Paredes’. Jornal de
Letras, Artes e Ideias, Ano XXVII/n.959.pp.23.
Khan, Sheila (2006), ‘Meu Moçambique’. Jornal de Letras, Artes e Ideias, Ano XXVI/n.935. pp.38.
CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTIONS
Khan, Sheila (2008, submitted),‘Exílios no Pós-Colonialismo Moçambicano: Uma Leitura de
‘Campo de Trânsito’ de João Paulo Borges Coelho’ . Anais do III Encontro de Professores de
Literatuuras Africanas de Língua Portuguesa. Organizadores: Carmen Lucia Tindó Secco, Maria
Teresa Salgado e Silvio Renato Jorge. Rio de Janeiro: UFRJ e FBN, publicação em CD-Rom.
Khan, Sheila (2008,forthcoming),‘“Milandos de Um Sonho”: Contribuições Literárias para
Entendimento da Emigração Moçambicana para Portugal”. Actas do VIII Congresso da Associação
Internacional de Lusitanistas, Santiago de Compustela, Faculdade de Filologia.
CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR COORDINATIONS
Khan, Sheila (in preparation): with Joana Passos (Universidade do Minho), Elena Brugioni
(Universidade do Minho), Carmen Ramos Villar (Sheffield Universty) and Maria Tavares
(Manchester University). LUPOR III – Lusophone Postcolonial Research Network, “Teorias
Itinerantes: Hibridismos, Diásporas e Subjectividades”, to be held at Mindelo, Cabo Verde;
suggested dates 26-27-28 November, 2009.
Khan, Sheila (2008, coord): Curso-Formação (Formação Avançada), Abordagens e Metodologias
nos Estudos Pós-Coloniais de Expressão Portuguesa. Centro de Estudos Sociais, Universidade de
Coimbra, 23-24 May.
Khan, Sheila (2008): With Margarida Paredes, a one day Colloquium in collaboration with Centro
de Estudos Sociais, Universidade de Coimbra, and Casa Fernando Pessoa. ‘Para Além da Mágoa:
Novos Diálogos Pós-Coloniais’. Lisboa, 22th January.
Khan, Sheila (2007): with Professor Hilary Owen (Manchester University), Dr Ana Martins
(Manchester University) and Dr Carmen Ramos Villar (Sheffield University), “Re/siting the 'luso'
and the 'tropical': theories and practices of Portuguese postcolonialism”, Conference at Manchester
University, 15th-17th March. Sponsored by: The University of Manchester, Worldwide Universities
Network, The University of Sheffield, The University of Wisconsin (Madison), Instituto Camões,
and Luso-American Foundation.
Khan, Sheila (2006): “Semana Moçambicana”, a three-day event organized at Department of
Spanish and Portuguese Studies, 15th, 16th and 17th March.
ACHIEVEMENTS
2004 –2009
Scholarship: Fundação Para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT)
Grant received to sponsor my postdoctoral research programme
2005 (May)
Scholarship : “Um mês no CES”
Grant given by Centro de Estudos Sociais, University of Coimbra
1999 – 2003
Scholarship: Fundação Para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT)
I have received a grant to sponsor my postgraduate studies.
1997
Scholarship: Fundação Para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT)
Scholarship to sponsor project research on African and Black Identities at
Social Sciences Institute, University of Lisbon, Portugal.
1996
University of Minho’ s Academic Award
This award was given to students whose academic performance was eminent
and distinctive during an academic year.
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS MEMBERSHIP
From 2008
Invited Researcher at the Department of Social Anthropology, NTNU, Trondheim
University
From 2006
Invited Associated Reseacher at Centro de Investigação em Ciências Sociais,
Universidade do Minho
From 2006
Association of British and Irish Lusitanists
From 2005
Associação Portuguesa de Literatura Comparada
From 2005
American Portuguese Association Studies
From 2005
Associação Internacional de Lusitanistas
LANGUAGES
Portuguese - mother tongue;
English – very good;
French - good;
Italian – good;
COMPUTER SKILLS: Word processing and the Internet.
Excel
Power Point
REFEREES
Professor Carlos Silva
Departmento de Sociologia,
Universidade do Minho, Campus de Gualtar,
4710-057, Braga, Portugal
Tel : 253-604293/ 939306913
Email: [email protected]
Professor Hilary Owen
Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies
University of Manchester
Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL, United Kingdom
Tel: + 44 1663747675 / + 44 1612753687
Email: [email protected]
Dr Bob Carter,
Director, MA Race and Ethnic Studies, Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations,
University of Warwick, Coventry CV4 7AL, United Kingdom,
Tel:+ 44 2476522598
Email: [email protected]