Children’s group from SSW visits fire department
Our children’s group in Rangsdorf took a field trip to the local fire department. The 15 children, who had been looking forward to this for weeks, were given an extensive tour by theRead More
Lawyer Nadia Lejaille joins Social Science Works.
Nadia Lejaille is a German-French lawyer, specialized in German tax law, and project management. She worked for 4 years as a project manager and tax compliance officer for a German cooperative bank. SheRead More
German Children’s Fund supports new project: “Strong girls in rural areas
Girls or women are repeatedly exposed to discrimination and disadvantage in the prevailing patriarchal structures. Especially girls with refugee experiences are affected due to intersectionality. Through a girls’ meeting place, a shelter isRead More
First part of the project “Empowerment of Refugee Children” completed.
In the fall of 2022, Social Science Works conducted a project with children in Rangsdorf who live with their parents in the two refugee homes located in the community. These are often childrenRead More
Deliberation with students and citizens at the German Foreign Office to discuss the E
Together with 18 high school students and citizens, Social Science Works was at the German Foreign Office to discuss the values and the future of the European Union. Several politicians and civil servantsRead More
SSW starts project with the Federal Foreign Office: Europe for all
Europe for all. Citizens deliberate European values. In this project, facilitated by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, citizens discuss Europe. We aim to foster a deeper understanding of the foundations of democraticRead More
Equality University continued in Potsdam
Last week, we continued the “Equality University” Project, funded by the Erasmus Plus program of the European Union. Partners in this project are the Institute for the Prevention of Exclusions (Instytut Przeciwdziałania Wykluczeniom)Read More
SSW participated in the Equality University Project in Bulgaria
Last week, an inclusive delegation of Social Science Works participated in a conference of the “Equality University” Project, funded by the Erasmus+ program of the European Union. Partners in this project are theRead More
Isabel Romijnders new intern at Social Science Works
Isabel is a recent graduate of the BSc International Development Studies at the Wageningen University and Research Centre in the Netherlands. Her study focused on policy implementation, grassroots innovation, and human rights philosophy.Read More
Why do we think, what we think? Project at the Anne-Frank-Oberschule in Strausberg, B
At the invitation of the respect coach, SSW conducted a one-day project with 80 tenth-graders at the Anne-Frank-Oberschule in Strausberg, Brandenburg, in which the question “Why do we think, what we think?” wasRead More