23rd SocNet98 IUW "Child and Youth Welfare and Child Protection - Contemporary Challenges and Developments"
Lecturers at the IUW 2021 in Bremen
In 2021, the IUW in Bremen will include
workshop contributions from (alphabetical order):
1. Michael Delorette (University of Applied Sciences
St. Pölten, Austria): Family Group Conference as Innovative Method.
3. Prof. Dr. Nicole Harth (Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena, Germany): Understanding Emotion in Social Work.
4. Prof. Dr. Annette Harth (Hochschule
Bremen,
Germany)/Annika Koehler-Siefken (LidiceHaus Bremen, Germany): Participation in Child and Youth Work - Experiencing and Learning Democracy.
5. Prof. Dr. Michael Herschelmann (Hochschule Emden-Leer, Germany): Comparing Child Protection in Europe using a Case Example.
6. Susan L. Ketner, PhD (Hanzehogeschool
Groningen, the Netherlands): International Perspectives on Child Abuse and Neglect.
7. Stefan Kleipoedszus (Bournemouth University, England): Decission-making in social work and child and youth welfare.
8. Bart Loonbeek + four students (UCLL - University College Leuven-Limburg,
Belgium): Growing Up with Grief
9. Bart Loonbeek + three students (UCLL - University College Leuven-Limburg, Belgium): The Traumatic Impact of Child Abuse
10. Dr. Elisa Matutini (Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Venice, Italy): Environmental Social Work with Families and Minors: Reflections from Different Case Studies.
11. Prof. Dr. Kristin Mitte (Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena, Germany): Psychological Aspects of Child Sexual Abuse: Consequences for Social Work.
12. Dr. Andrea Nagy (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano): Occupational Aspiration of Care Leavers and their Pathways to Autonomy.
13. Prof. Dr. Gabriele Schäfer (Hochschule Bremen, Germany): Using Creative Therapeutic Interventions in Social Work Practice with Young People.14. Prof. Dr. Christian Spatscheck (Hochschule Bremen, Germany): Social Pedagogy as Conceptual Approach for Child and Youth Welfare.
15. Charlotte Sweet / Franz Schiermayr (University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Linz, Austria): Signs of whose Safety? On the Limits and Limitations of Manualised Approaches.
16. Iris Tilkin + students (PXL Hogeschool Limburg, Hasselt, Belgium): Discovering the Complex Network of a Foster Child.
17. Dr. Peter Yates (Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland): Abuse at the Heart of the Family: The Challenges and Complexities of Sibling Sexual Abuse.
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