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Blog: Where’d my Neighbour go?: Collective Reflections on the Self and the Neighbourhood in Discussions on Climate Gentrification

Where’d my Neighbour go?: Collective Reflections on the Self and the Neighbourhood in...

King's day celebrations

Blog: The Visit of the King

Words by Dr. Theresa Audrey O. Esteban, LDE GMD Research Fellow It was a beautiful sunny...

Giant Fatima

Blog: Introducing women’s definitions of ‘gender empowerment’ within and beyond civil society organisations and (social) media in Europe.

Words and work by Lore van Praag, Amal Miri & Kaya Klaver Gender empowerment and inclusion...

Open Curtains

“Open up your curtains?!” – What we can learn from small-town integration dynamics for the future reorganization of the Dutch reception landscape

Nederlandse versie In the Netherlands, the current approach to refugee integration...

Curtain

"Doe je gordijnen open?!" – Wat we kunnen leren van de integratiedynamiek van kleine steden voor de toekomstige reorganisatie van het Nederlandse opvanglandschap

English version We weten dat het niet bevorderlijk is voor de integratie van vluchtelingen...

The Real Rotterdammer Is From Elsewhere!

Words by Paul van de Laar & Peter Scholten. This piece was originally published on the L...

Webinar

‘Nothing about us, without us’ – GMD students’ conversation about institutional racism with activist Caitlin Schaap

By Anna-Lena Baumeister and Adriana Parejo Pagador (GMD students) In October, students of...

Online teaching

Online education as a new reality

Breakout rooms, screen sharing, Zoom/Teams/WebEx/Skype sessions, webinars, etc. as daily...

solidarity

Solidarity among strangers: recognizing migrants and minorities as ‘us’ instead of ‘them’

By Violette Kanyemesha and Renée ‘t Hart (GMD students) It was a beautiful moment of...

borders

When borders matter: Reflections on the importance of citizenship and the nation-state during the COVID-19 pandemic

By Elina Jonitz and Ingrid Blankesteijn (GMD students) “Progressively, entry visas are...