How does language shape reality? When do words bring people together, and when do they exclude? How can we speak without causing hurt?
We invite educators, teachers and school counsellors to a workshop that aims to reflect on the role of language in intercultural relations.
Participants will learn about tools for working with children and young people that develop intercultural competence and support the integration process.
Led by: Dr Ewa Jupowiecka (Johanneum Novum, Nomada Association)
Registration: ewa.jupowiecka@nomada.info.pl
Format: workshop
Who should come: people who work with children and young people
Number of participants: 15
Format: workshop
Who should come: people who work with children and young people
Number of participants: 15
Dr Ewa Jupowiecka – a cultural studies scholar, researcher and trainer in intercultural and anti-discrimination education. She runs training courses and workshops on human rights education, countering bias-motivated violence and teaching children with a migration background. She works at the Nomada Association for the Integration of Multicultural Society as an educator and intercultural interpreter. She has co-authored publications on multiculturalism and the integration process.
Dialogopolis is delivered as part of the ReSTART project, co-financed by the National Programme of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) and the state budget.