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University of Maribor
The Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security of University of Maribor (UM FCJS) is a university-level research and study institution in criminal justice and security studies, internationally acknowledged and taking part in developing knowledge, which constitutes a base for developing and offering internationally comparable undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The FCJS addresses the challenges of providing Slovenian society with a comprehensive criminal justice education system, not only because of the rapid development of this sector and the area of study but also because Slovenia is a member of the European Union, where the principle of the free movement of people, capital, goods, and services prevails. The mission of the Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security is to develop the field of criminal justice studies (also known as police and security studies) based on the traditional academic disciplines of law, sociology, psychology, political science, criminology, criminal investigation, organizational science, information security, and computer forensics. More information is available on the Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security (um.si)
DANIJELA FRANGEŽ
Head of Chair of Criminal Investigation at the Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security, University of Maribor; Project Manager of UM FCJS team
MONIKA KLUN
Chair of Criminal Investigation at the Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security, University of Maribor; Researcher in UM FCJS team.
EMP
European Migrant Platform (EMP) is a newly established NGO (October 2020) in Brussels that aims to; promote equal treatment, equal rights, and better integration for migrants in Europe, encourage social and economic development through migration in Europe; support migrants to integrate into the economic, social, cultural and political spheres of the host society; build a bridge between migrants and the society of the host country bearing in the mind the importance of meaningful interactions, empathy, sense of belonging, mutual understanding, inclusion, wellbeing of the society as a whole; encourage the established migrants to play an active role in solving social problems and to be hospitable to newly arrived migrants and refugees. EMP realizes its objectives by mobilizing migrants and implementing various activities including awareness-raising on societal responsibilities and sensitivities. EMP has developed a strong network of migrants across Europe. EMP has members and volunteers from different backgrounds such as IT experts, entrepreneurs, teachers, doctors, academics, and journalists. The organization cooperates with different national, and international stakeholders to help refugees and migrants re-imagine their careers, but also lives.
Handan Hosgoren Sayer
Co-founder & Senior EU Project Manager at European Migrant Platform
LAUREA
Laurea University of Applied Sciences operates at six different campuses in Uusimaa region, Finland. There are about 9,900 students, 660 staff members and 34,700 alumni in our community. Our operations focus on people and interaction. The foundation of our values is formed by openness, impact, and responsibility. At Laurea, all pedagogical choices are guided by Laurea's pedagogical guidelines: student and learning-centredness, competence-based approach, working life relevance, guidance, and flexibility. Laurea's pedagogical programme contributes to the promotion of accessibility and equality in studying and teaching. The cornerstone of our pedagogical approach Learning by Developing (LbD) is that students don't just analyze theoretical problems but continuously seek solutions to real-life situations emerging in the workplace. At Laurea, students have the opportunity to genuinely contribute to development and personal growth. Laurea's fields of expertise in RDI activities are sustainable and versatile social and health care, coherent security, service business and circular economy, entrepreneurship as well as pedagogy co-creation.
MINNA ANTHONI
Senior Lecturer/Correctional Services at Laurea UAS & Project Specialist for the JeS Project
Tiina Wikström
Project Manager for Laurea and the JeS Project.
UCLL
UC Leuven is a higher education institution in Flanders, offering a variety of bachelor's and advanced bachelor's programs across multiple campuses, with a focus on teacher training, management, technology, health, and well-being. With over 15,000 students and 1,750 employees, it's one of the largest in Flanders and emphasizes personalized student guidance. Our vision revolves around promoting innovative thinking and international cooperation, with a strong commitment to quality education. UCLL is part of the KU Leuven Association, known for practice-oriented research and services, aiming to provide future-proof knowledge and expertise. UCLL's Research & Expertise comprises 8 centers focused on various domains, including education, health, and sustainability, offering research-based solutions and lifelong learning opportunities. The Center of Expertise ‘Inclusive Society’ focuses on inclusion, diversity, and participation in three key areas: inclusive learning, participation, and equality. We employ participatory research methods, prioritize diversity sensitivity, and collaborate with various stakeholders to address societal issues. For more information, our website and research-expertise.ucll .
Véronique Pochet
Alexander van Biezen
Dr. Alexander van Biezen is a philosopher of science and works as a lecturer and researcher for UCLL University of Applied Sciences, Research & Expertise Inclusive Society.
CESIE
CESIE is a non-profit and non-governmental organisation based in Palermo (Italy) and established in 2001. CESIE is committed to promote the educational, cultural, social and economic development at local, national, European and international levels. CESIE contributes to growth and development through the active participation of people, civil society and institutions, always valuing diversity. Inspired by the work and life of Danilo Dolci, we focus our actions on the research of social needs and challenges and the use of innovative learning approaches. In this way, CESIE actively connects research with action through the use of formal and non-formal learning approaches.
Paula Luise Goltzsche
Project Manager for CESIE.
INCOMA
INCOMA is a training and research centre based in Seville (Spain) with extensive know-how and experience in the development and coordination of international cooperation projects mainly funded within the framework of EU programmes, especially in the field of education, training and research.
Our activity is especially devoted to the development of social innovation projects, with special focus on training targeting groups at risk or with special difficulties to enter to enter the labour market, namely young people, women and migrants
PILAR NARANJO
Pilar works as Project Officer at the Innovation & Research department at INCOMA
Juan Guerrero
With around 20 years experience in the field of Education and Social Innovation at International level, Juan Guerrero, one of the founders of INCOMA.
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