Tag: mobility of people

• Field Notes on “Diversity sensitive education, the International Classroom and the Mixed Classroom” for Talent, Diversity and Internationalisation

  

  At the Vrije Universiteit (VU), the International Office along with the LEARN! Academy offers the “Mixed Classroom in Practice” – a cutting-edge workshop that provides a hands-on, bottom-up approach to pedagogical diversity training. I am one of the facilitators of this workshop.  I had worked on a project to explain why we use the term […]

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  23 Nov 2018

  Academic, Audience, Awareness, diversity

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• Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam

  

  The Tropenmuseum is an ethnographic museum started in 1864 and located in Amsterdam. I have visited it on numerous occasions and each time I discover something new.  Recently, I was intrigued by their marvellous exhibition called Fashion Cities Africa. In this show they have on display visually dramatic and gorgeously textured fabrics. They have a room […]

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  16 Jul 2018

  Academic, Audience, Awareness, Education, Photography, Story, Travel

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