We welcomed two new interesting fellows at Social Science Works. Mine Gülnur Küçükyılmaz completed a bachelor degree in biological studies and one in sociology at Middle East Technical University in Turkey. At theRead More
The advertisement of SSW for a further education for civil volunteers (see here), social workers and others on all sorts of discrimination and a post on an integration project have created a “shitRead More
As in 2019, we enjoyed a long series of deliberations with refugees in the refugee home in Wünsdorf. The project was supported by the German Red Cross and the federal program “Demokratie Leben!”Read More
With the generous support of the municipality of Rangsdorf we started a long cycle of workshops with migrants living in the two refugee homes in this town, South of Berlin. We discuss themesRead More
We started a series of workshops on all sorts of discrimination in the Grace Hopper Gesamtschule in Teltow. We will be present in the school for almost a year, interacting about two timesRead More
Aryaan is a Dutch student at Wageningen University and Research. She studies International Development, with a main focus on Politics and Communication in Development. During her studies she took part in the FoodRead More
Our great intern Zak Reimer has launched his series of podcasts “Integration for everyone”. In these podcasts he explores the host country’s role in integration. You will hear interviews with Germans, both newcomersRead More
Paola Perrin de Brichambaut holds a master’s degree in Social Anthropology from the University of Cambridge. Her research examines the impact of urban policy on the human and cultural rights of minority groups.Read More
Gender Equality was again the topic of our deliberations at Wendepunkt Berlin (26 and 27 February 2020). Our very engaged participants had a completely different background than the ones of our previous deliberations.Read More
We implemented a next deliberation on gender equality at the FrauenComputerZentrumBerlin. On Friday 14 and Saturday 15 February we had an animated discussion with many participants which brought us several new insights. WeRead More
