With a guided tour through Berlin led by refugees serving as the highlight, the 1st Learning – Teaching Event of InterAct programme took place between May 6th – 10th 2019 at the IB University of Applied Health and Social Sciences campus in Berlin. The event is part of the Erasmus+ funded project “InterAct – Interdisciplinary Cooperation in Psychosocial Interventions”.
Students, teachers, refugees and experts from Germany, Greece, Catalonia, Sweden, Finland and the Netherlands thoroughly examined success factors of interdisciplinary cooperation in psychosocial interventions for refugees, by combining teaching and training models, experiences from practice and corresponding research evidence.
Its agenda ran through a series of sessions and workshops which aimed to provide evidence and good practice for actors in higher education, practice and policy making and support all actors in promoting innovation in relation to education, training and care delivery systems.
Each individual contributed to making the week a special experience for everyone, including a barbecue dinner that gave the opportunity to get to know each other.
Below is the schedule and the poster of the 1st Learning – Teaching Event, followed by presentations of participants:
Presentations:
Day 1, Monday, 06/05/2019
– Definitions
– Statistic facts
– Health policy framework
– European policy
Prof. Dr. Thomas Bürk, Sarah Scheer (IB Hochschule, IB University of Applied Health and Social Sciences) Download
Day 2, Tuesday, 07/05/2019
Day 3, Wednesday, 08/05/2019
– A human rights perspective,
– Community based Rehabilitation
– Use of collaborative approaches in research
Dr. Margarita Mondaca (Karolinska Institutet) Download
Day 4, Thursday, 09/05/2019
Day 5, Friday, 10/05/2019
Photovoice Reflection
Evaluation
Breakout cafe is operated by a non-profit association. Children and adolescents with a migration background and / or disadvantaged children and adolescents can meet in the Breakout, do their homework alone or supervised and, after consultation, regularly receive intensive free help with learning deficits.
A self-administered girl’s room, a leisure room for group offers, board games, table tennis and table football as well as a climbing wall are available for leisure activities. Currently closed due to coronavirus, but accepting donations.
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