Program

IFSW European Conference on Social Work 2023

List of Presenters and Their Sessions / In-PERSON and ONLINE

May 21, 2023 – Sunday

Conference Registration (1.1)

Plenary Sessions (1.1)

 

May 22, 2023 – Monday

 

Plenary Sessions (2.1)

Dislocated Seminars (2.2)

Workshops (2.3)

  • Coffee Break

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  • Lunch Break

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  • Workshop 2.10 (Room: 4.1)

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    Gigi Tsontos: Leadership Coaching in Social Work Development

  • Workshops 2.1 (Room: 1.1)

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    Mary Affee: Creative Counseling Techniques: Using Creative Arts to Promote Client Self-Efficacy and Resilience

  • Workshops 2.2 (Room: 2.2)

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    Markus Andrä: The Journey from Ethical Theory to Professional Attitude – An Attempt to Describe Directions

  • Workshops 2.3 (Room: 2.3)

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    Bulcsú Mihaly: Feasibility and interpretation of the global definition of social work in today’s Hungary, within the framework of the “Hybrid” state system of the so-called „National Cooperation”

  • Coffee Break

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  • Workshop 2.9 (Room: 2.2)

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    Josien Hofs: Eco-social work: think global, act local

  • Workshop 2.8 (Room: 4.1)

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    Gabriele Stark-Angermeier: First contact at Munich Central Station at the InfoPoint – Welcome culture – a reflection

  • Workshops 2.4 (Room: 1.1)

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    Eileen Lauster: Lived Experiences: Democratic knowledge generation through social work skills and technology

  • Workshops 2.5 (Room: 4.2)

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    Maitane Vicente Mariño: Saying No. A Journey Through Emotional Boundaries and Their Management in Social Work

  • Workshops 2.6 (Room: 2.3)

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    Adela Setet - Topic: Resilience through social services

  • Workshops 2.7 (Room: 1.2)

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    Allison Hulmes - Identifying and responding to microaggressions in social work practice with Romani and Traveller peoples

Paper Presentation (2.4)

May 23, 2023 –Tuesday

Dislocated Seminars (3.1)

Workshops (3.2)

  • Workshop 3.1 (Room: Terrace 2B)

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    Hanne Glemmestad – Status and position of social work perspectives and expertise within various parts of the health and welfare services

  • Workshop 3.2 (Room: 2.3)

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    Orlaith McGibbon - Can amends be made? Lessons learnt from the application of restorative practices in interfamilial sexual abuse

  • Workshop 3.3 (Room: 1.1)

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    Nicola Douglas: Using a Perpetrator-Pattern Mapping Tool to Increase Child Safety in Domestic Violence Cases

  • Workshop 3.4 (Room: 2.2)

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    Florence Koenderink : Making the move from institutions to families sustainable

  • Coffee Break

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  • Workshop 3.19 (Room: 1.2)

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    Louise Faulkner, Amy Stitt – Foundations for Attachment (FFA) Therapeutic Parenting, Group Work Programme, based on the principles of Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy

  • Workshop 3.5 (Room: Terrace 2B)

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    Birthe Povlsen / John Brennan - “How to work as a social worker for the implementation of the EU Commission`s recommendation on minimum income in your country.”

  • Workshop 3.6 (Room: 2.3)

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    Jessica Jackson: Social Work Students in Schools, bridging the service gap

  • Workshop 3.8 (Room: Terrace 2A)

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    Gareth McGibbon: The Capacity & Ability to Supervise and Protect – Risk Framework

  • Workshop 3.7 (Room: 1.1)

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    Ruth Stark: Learning from the Ubuntu practitioner – rethinking the economics of investment and the role of social work in sustainable social development

  • Lunch Break

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  • Workshop 3.11 (Room: Terrace 2A)

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    Michael Rasell, Adela Șetet: Beyond participation: increasing the responsiveness of social services to input from service user

  • Workshop 3.12 (Room: 2.2)

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    Ruth Stark: Leaderful communities – co-building a sustainable world

  • Workshop 3.18 (Room: 1.2)

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    Mgr. Lucie Šídová, Petra Hamerníková: How to implement work with sexuality in social, education and health services in a practical and systematic way.

  • Workshop 3.14 (Room: 2.3)

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    Mashkhura Akilova - Integrative Social Work Practice with Displaced Populations: Methods for Training Social Workers

  • Workshop 3.9 (Room: Terrace 2B)

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    Topic: Social work in conflict areas

  • Workshop 3.10 (Room: 248)

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    Ciji Blue: How to treat the Cross-Cultural Adjustment of Expatriate Military Spouses: Theoretical & Clinical Implications

  • Coffee Break

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  • Workshop 3.15 (Room: Terrace 2B)

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    The UN Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities and key challenges for Social Work Practice

  • Workshop 3.17 (Room: Terrace 2A)

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    Topic: Improving the transition between education to employment for new social workers: European perspectives, concerns, and recommendations

  • Workshop 3.13 (Room: 2.2)

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    Amy Shackelford: Expanding the eco-social approach to social work: Building power within ourselves, communities, and institutions

  • Workshop 3.16 (Room: 2.3)

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    Maria Duah - Child to Parent Violence and Abuse (CPVA)

Paper presentation (3.3)

 

May 24, 2023 – Wednesday

Plenary Sessions - South Hall 1 / Program

Herbert PAULISCHIN - Chair Conference Programme Committee