Latest posts by Hans Blokland (see all)
- The Fragility of Dutch Democracy: Populism, Fragmentation, and Voter Volatility - December 18, 2025
- SSW welcomes two new Erasmus-interns: Aida Massó Blasco and Marina Rozalén Miralles - November 21, 2025
- New Fellow: Antonia Acosta Schultze - October 16, 2025
Sahba Salehi is a master student of International Humanitarian Action (NOHA) at the University of Groningen. She has previously studied International Development at the University of Edinburgh and has an undergraduate degree in English Language. She has 
experience working with the Danish Refugee Council on a project for Afghan refugee children’s access to education in Iran. Prior to this, Sahba also has worked as a language teacher and an education coordinator in a community centre in Tehran. She is passionate about alternative types of education as a means of social change and promoting equality. Her other interests include issues related to working with communities on different areas such as education, participation, and integration. As an intern with Social Science Works, Sahba is excited improve her knowledge of democracy and deliberation. She is also interested in exploring the impacts of SSW as a local NGO on the community and the challenges, achievements, and learnt lessons of the projects.