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Inclusive Works undertakes projects, carries out studies and provides consultancy services with the aim of creating more inclusive societies ...

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Children's Stories Competition

FEBE Support, Inclusive Works and the British Council THANK YOU for your participation in our children story competition “New gender roles in the multicultural society”. Read more...

Research

We are proud of the quality of our researchers: a mix of masters and PhD graduates with diverse backgrounds, language skills and qualitative and quantitative expertise ...

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Welcome to Inclusive Works

Inclusive Works undertakes projects, carries out studies and provides consultancy services with the aim of creating more inclusive societies in which each individual can participate fully and equally.

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PhD researcher "Peer norms as context in social network processes and social development" (0.8 - 1.0 fte)

Functie: Research points in the direction that peers influence academic achievement. The question is in what direction do friends influence students’ academic achievement, and why? Do high performing students enhance academic achievement of their lower achieving peers or do low achieving students drag high achieving students down? To understand the direction of these processes, we will look at cross-grade influence processes in peer networks with older students influencing younger peers.

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One more entry to our children stories competition to be published

During the awards ceremony in March 2013, the Director of Clavis Philippe Werck, announced that all manuscripts would be read again. This, in order to see whether, amongst the 300 manuscripts, there were other stories that although the jury did not think scored high enough to win are worth publishing. Many, but not all, stories have been read and one more has been selected to be published. This is “Kroepoek en saté voor iedereen” by Liselotte Schippers.

 

King's investiture speech mentions diversity and unity

In his investiture speech, the King of the Netherlands, King Willem-Alexander spoke about “Unity and diversity. Individuality and adaptability. Awareness of the value of traditions and curiosity about what the future might hold. These characteristics have made us in the course of our history who we are.” (...) Regardless of our differences, our beliefs, dreams, or origin, in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, everyone has a voice and may participate on an equal footing.

 

Source: Read the full speech NOS

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Our new book is out: The end of migrant specific policies in the Netherlands

On Tuesday 26 of March 2013, the presentation of the book 'The end of migrant specific policies in the Netherlands: reasons and consequences' took place. In this book, the views of different authors are presented on this policy change; ending migrant-specific policies. While some authors deny that this change is truly taking place, some see it as a welcome change as it might end the unintended side-effect of stigmatisation of migrant groups. Yet, other authors see it as a negative development, showing how it is only migrant-specfic policies which are being cut. But not other policies for other groups that need the attention and help of the government.

 

For an English introduction to the book go to the blog of Prof. Joanne van der Leun

To order the book go to Amsterdam University Press

 

 

 


English Summary Dutch government NEW AGENDA ON INTEGRATION

The new government has presented its vision on Integration. Together with this vision a new Integration Agenda has also been drafted. In this summary, the main targets and activities are described shortly. This summary is NOT an official government document, but an unofficial translation and summary.

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English Summary of the Integration Agenda.pdf 

Past Events

Book presentation

Tuesday 26 March 17.00 -18.00, doelenzaal university library, University of Amsterdam


Winners of the international children stories competition: Rosenkamp and Achterbergh

On 18 March the winners of the international children stories competition were announced during a very festive awards ceremonies. 

 

Karen Ghonem-Woets tells us about children stories which introduce new gender aspects or diversity.  Inleiding Karen Ghonem bij uitslag verhalenwedstrijd.pdf . 'The combination of both is unique', says Ghonem - Woets.

 

With her 'tellen en rijmen met de familie Muis' Juliette Rosenkamp is the winner of the category 1-3 years old. Marlise Achterbergh is the winner of the category 4-6 years with her story 'Prinses Feminina'. Besides winning some presents presented by the organisers of this international competition, Rosenkamp and Achterbergh will have their stories published in Dutch and English by Clavis Publishers.

 

Marilyn Haime, Chairwoman of the jury for the category 1-3 congratulates Juliette Rosenkamp

 

Mary Tupan, Chairwoman of the jury for the category 4-6 congratulates Marlise Achterbergh