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International Symposium The Netherlands
Employment, the road to integration
Friday November the 25th, 2005
Symposium programme
Workshops
1. Results Based Accountability (2 hours)
"Trying hard is not enough". The RBA-method is an
effective strategy for politicians, professionals and
volunteers to achieve measurable outcomes and results.
Experience how you can get from talk to action!
Lukas Westra (CMO)
2. Networking
"Knowledge is power, knowing people is more power."
In this workshop we generate knowledge and tools to
enlarge your network. Resulting in more meaningful
contacts for yourself and the immigrants you are supporting.
Cootje Logger (Loggerconsult)
3. Coaching on employment: The South Fynen model compared to the Czech model
The Danish government states that it is "beyond
doubt that work is the key to successful integration".
Most immigrants agree. In this workshop the Danish
and the Czech road to employment will be compared
and the participants can discuss which way is right.
Nicolai Paulsen (Den Sociale Højskole) and
Vojteska Hervertova (Caritas)
4. Refugees and work
Refugees want to work, but if they are traumatized
this may be difficult. Arcus is specialized in assistance
to traumatized refugees who want to find a job.
In this workshop you can discuss the possibilities and
problems.
Jan Nap and Gaby Berken (Arcus)
5. Working with volunteers
"Support of volunteers is worth more than
professional help."
"A volunteer is a professional who costs nothing."
"Involving volunteers speeds up and improves the
process of integration."
"Every migrant has a right to get professional help."
What do YOU think?
Discuss these issues with volunteers and migrants.
Jeichien Martens and Anes Rustempašic
(Humanitas) and Jana Vlková
(University of South Bohemia)
6. Making choices
Experience how migrants can make choices in a 'new'
environment; be aware of taking responsibility for
their lives; learn to operate in a culture that expects
choices to be made; learn to take steps in planning
their lives; renew confidences in a foreign country.
Anu Eshuis-Manickam and Marja Janssens
7. Training in intercultural communication
The basis of all integration is intercultural communication.
In this workshop you can practice the role of
coach with a client from another cultural background.
Charlotte Wekker, David Frans, Any Akop
(Hanzehogeschool) and Jitka Dvorokova
(University of South Bohemia)
8. Rap (2 hours)
Rap is a music style which unites people from all
different ethnic backgrounds. Rappers battle with
their mike and lyrics and not with their fists. In this
workshop you can learn the basics of rap.
MC Liquid
Symposium programme
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