Tigers need Teeth. Empirical Results of (Anti)-Discrimination Practise
Basic data for this talk
Type of talk: scientific Talk
Name der Vortragenden: Ernst, Stefanie
Date of talk: 07/06/2018
Talk language: English
Information about the event
Name of the event: Equal Dignity, Equality, Fight Against Discrimination: Good Teaching and Training Practices in a Comparative Key Transnational Meeting
Event period: 06/06/2018 - 08/06/2018
Event location: Montale, Italien
Event website: http://www.antidiscrimination.cloud/de/
Organised by: SPRYNG-Kooperationsprojekt: Münster, Florenz, Montale, Pistoia, Agliana
Abstract
The aim of this EU-Cooperation-Project is to prevent discrimination and to empower those who are suffering it. We analysed the cognitive structure leading to discrimination as well as the treatment of students who are suffering. Thereby, students and teachers should learn how to detect discrimination of various kind, including those unconscious. In order to generate a process of sharpened sensibility towards actions, speeches, symbols that could hurt and/or marginalize other people we collected a wider set of different data. On the database of 20 qualitative expert interviews, 227 interviewed persons in the district of Münsterland and quantitative interviews with 97 students this project not only delivers a fascinating mixed-methods analysis of short-term but also insights in the current perception of discriminationKeywords: discrimination; EU; school; questionnaires
Speakers from the University of Münster
| Ernst, Stefanie Maria |
Projects the talk is about
Duration: 01/06/2017 - 01/06/2020 Funded by: EC - Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme Type of project: EU-project hosted outside University of Münster |