The project partners are currently searching for interview partners that would be ready to share their experience and expertise in terms of intercultural care in the social and healthcare sector. Specifically, we are interested in finding out how the sitution actually looks like in practice: are there sufficient offers on intercultural topics, do employees feel secure in this area, what are the challenges, what are the benefits of intercultural teams on the one hand and interculturally trained personnel on the other hand? The interviews will help us to define the need of intercultural competences in the social and healthcare sector and develop training and services that respond to this need.
If you work in the social and healthcare sector or are involved in training please send us an e-mail to info@bupnet.eu
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No alternative Facts – Mach mit!
Wir – die Projektpartner des Projekt No Alternative Facts – möchten wissen, wie du mit dem Thema Fake News umgehst – was denkst und weißt du darüber, hast du schon mal falsche Nachrichten gelesen, ist es dir aufgefallen … ?? Wir würden uns freuen, wenn du dir 10 Minuten Zeit nehmen könntest und den folgenden Fragebogen ausfüllen könntest.
Deine Antworten helfen uns, eine spannende Plattform zu entwickeln, um Fake News und Misinformationen entgegenzuwirken.
Fragebogen – Fake News auf Deutsch
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VIM – Good practice examples
In addition to the interviews the VIM partners also searched for good practice examples on existing health education projects and resources for migrants and other disadvantaged groups.
We felt that we could learn something from these examples that could be transferable to the VIM learning units and activities that we are to develop in the next months. Specific points of interests that we were looking for were: Continue reading
VIM – Results of interviews
The VIM partners have carried out 61 interviews with educational and social professionals in the six partner countries. The aim was to define the learning needs of migrant adults in terms of most relevant health education topics. These will be taken as the basis for developing small learning units and activities that can be embedded in training offers addressing refugees and migrants.
Even though partner countries have national specifities (e.g. health system, administrative regulations, climate, concept of health etc.) there are a number of similarities. Continue reading
VIM – Interview partners wanted
Each partner is currently scheduling qualitative interviews with educational and social professionals. The aim is to find out the learning needs of migrant adults in terms of health and healthy lifestyle, most relevant health education topics and suitable methodological approaches that are likely to succeed with hard-to-reach target groups.
If you are interested to get involved and give an interview, please address one of the VIM partners.