Call for Papers

Aim and statement for cooperation

The general aim of the Summer School 2023 is to start a collaborative and joint process of ex-change on discussion on international level. All participants are invited to work out a presentation related to the key issues of the summer school for presentation, workshops and discussion. Be-sides presentations, posters and discussion we would also invite and stimulate you to work on innovative and creative ways for presentations which focus on the key questions, (for instance, including film, art, literature, music etc.)

The proposal should focus on aspects of social justice and social work according to the key questions of the short description. International students (undergraduates, postgraduates, doctor-al) and groups of students are invited to participate in the Summer School 2023 as well as established researchers. The number of participants in the summer school is limited to 80. Please qualify your proposal according to the following categories:

  • workshop proposal
  • paper presentation
  • poster presentation
  • others

The organizing committee will review the proposals and define key themes to work on during the summer school.

How to Apply

If you are interested in contributing to the summer school, please send a short description (300 words and 2 key questions) to all organizers. Please include the names of all contributors, the title, and the subject/topic of your planned activity.

Please also email a CV which includes: Full name; Contact details (address and email); Qualifications; fields of work and interest.

  • Deadline for proposals: January 31st, 2023
  • Comments on the proposals: February 28th, 2023

Please send your proposals to all four emails:

katriina.rantala-nenonen@metropolia.fi
eija.raatikainen@metropolia.fi
niina.pietila@metropolia.fi
andreas.schauder@fhnw.ch

Distribution of the Call for Proposals

Please support us in distributing the CFP to colleagues and students.

For further information please contact:

Andreas Schauder
Prof. Andreas Schauder. Dipl. Ped.

Lecturer, University Centre, FHNW School of Social Work

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