Keynote, Room A11-0-009 (Aula)

Prof. Dr Florin Kerle: Hydrosocial work? - Intersectional and posthumanist approaches to water and social work in the Anthropocene

Panel 1: Focus on Ecology, Room A11-0-009 (Aula)

a) Stefanie Brauckmann (Munich) : The climate crisis and structural discrimination. An intersectional view on ecological justice

a) Nicole Kirchhoff (Bielefeld), Babette Kirchner (Göttingen) : When the forest dies - what does social work learn? Emotion, education and social inequality in the context of forest dieback in German low mountain ranges

b) Dr Elisa^Thevenot (Tübingen): Time for encounter and learning: how can social work position itself in socio-ecological commons spaces?

Panel 2: Focus: Critical diversity research as a paradigm shift in the science of social work, Room A10-1-121

a) Prof. Dr Simon Goebel (Augsburg) : Contradictions between identity politics and intersectionality. Or: What social work can learn from social movements

b) Prof.ⁱⁿ Dr Anna Kasten (Jena): Critical diversity research as a paradigm shift in the science of social work: from researching social problems to reconstructing epistemic injustices

c) Prof.ⁱⁿ Dr Monique Ritter (Landshut) : Sustainably unequal! Intersectionality-sensitive girls' work as a contribution to the professionalisation of social work

Panel 3: Focus: Theoretical Implications, Room A11-0-018

a) Prof Dr Kirsten^Rusert (Bremen) : Paths to the dream job - The capability set of career choices of young people with refugee experience in Germany

b) Prof. Dr Martin Stummbaum (Augsburg) : Social work for above - Necessities, conditions and perspectives of a transdisciplinary research-based theoretical design of a sustainability-orientated social work

18:00

General meeting, Room A11-0-018

Panel 4: Focus: Impulses, Room A11-0-009 (Aula)

a) Nadine Dominique van der Meulen: "Either you get sick or you leave!" Stress and relief factors of digitalisation in social work - a reconstructive-intersectional perspective on sustainable professionalism

b) Inka Lange (Potsdam): Political intervention as a learning process: action art and campaigning in university teaching of social work

Panel 5: Selected fields, Room A10-1-121

a) JolantheHailer: Classism vs. sustainability?! How intersectional discrimination stands in the way of sustainability in and through social work

b) Vivien Matheis (Bonn): Intersectionality and social sustainability - reconstructive research with situational analysis

Panel 6: Generationality, Room A11-0-018

a) Prof.ⁱⁿ Dr Irena Medjedović (Bremen): The role of social work in the (re)production of inequalities - an intersectional analysis of age images of professionals in open care for the elderly

b) Matthias Euteneuer (Paderborn), Stefanie Brauckmann (Munich): Family, sustainability and social inequality: On the treatment of sustainability issues along the lines of difference of generation, gender and milieu

Panel 7: Practical implications, Room A11-0-009 (Aula)

a) Stella Rüger (Halle) : Potentials and limits of intersectional perspectives for sustainable support for homeless women*

b) Gesa Langhoop (Fulda) : Political social work with people in toleration: Sustainable action in the field of tension between migration regimes, social inequality and social transformation

c) Prof. Dr Alla^Koval (Berlin): Theoretical foundations of intersectionally reflected methodological action in diversity-oriented counselling