Aarhus, Denmark
Youth, Drugs and Alcohol – Social Science Approaches
When:
02 July - 18 July 2025
Credits:
10 EC
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Social Sciences
When:
11 July - 11 July 2023
School:
University of Groningen Summer Schools
Institution:
University of Groningen
City:
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Language:
English
Credits:
0.5 EC
Fee:
550 EUR
Using The Anne Frank House’s Memory Walk methodology, this course supports early-career (and all) practitioners in strengthening their abilities to facilitate transformative perspective-taking and expand their inclusion competencies toolkit.
This highly experiential methodology is one in which participants engage in outdoor learning in order to reevaluate their physical and social environment as a means to also (re)consider seen and unseen contexts that may exist in their workplace, classroom and/or community—and how they operate in them.
Dr. Barry van Driel
This course is for you if are a consultant/trainer/multiplier/educator with 5 or more years of experience in the greater Differences field who:
- May not otherwise easily engage with or convinced by traditional Differences training techniques, especially for topics in which participants are encouraged to be open or vulnerable;
- Wish to find innovative, creative ways to integrate inclusion and global learning for memorable and transformative impacts with stakeholders.
After this course you —and those you work with— will be able to:
1. Experience transformative experiential perspective-taking through activities that promote multiperspectivity, encourage critical reflection and discussion, and support learners in fostering inclusion competencies.
2. Be more aware and articulate about the stories, symbols and monuments around us, including about how societies and organisations commemorate key events; which and whose histories symbols/monuments convey and represent; and how they are linked to topics such as nationalism, exclusion, prejudice, and discrimination past and present.
3. Adapt and use The Anne Frank House Memory Walk methodology to promote awareness, observation, critical thinking about local symbols/monuments, how events may be (mis)represented and remembered differently by different audiences through symbols/monuments, and how this exercise relates to contemporary questions of exclusion and inclusion in our everyday environments.
Fee
550 EUR, includes course and materials, optional evening programming
Aarhus, Denmark
When:
02 July - 18 July 2025
Credits:
10 EC
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Colchester, United Kingdom
When:
24 March - 28 March 2025
Credits:
4.0 EC
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Brussels, Belgium
When:
18 February - 22 February 2025
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