Laura Schwörer
Educational Specialist
Institute for inclusive education
Germany
About me
In my work, I give lessons on the subject of inclusion. In doing so, I also show what inspiration means to me, because I am at home in the world of creativity and for me this is the opposite of a disability. This gives the valleys of my heart wings to fly through the space of diversity together with the students.
My organisation
Teaching and researching together - for an inclusive society.
Our aim is to teach, experience and jointly develop inclusion at universities in North Germany. We raise awareness of the realities of life for people with disabilities and facilitate encounters.
In seminars, workshops, lectures and (research) projects, we offer the valuable opportunity to learn from educational specialists and create a space for inclusive encounters. Educational specialists are people with experience of disabilities who have previously worked in a sheltered workshop. The qualification was developed at the Institute for Inclusive Education. People with disabilities learn to teach and report on their own experiences in an empowering way. Education professionals are ambassadors for participation and inclusion.
In our courses, education specialists talk about their experiences of disability in very different areas of life. They report on their school experiences and formulate their wishes for inclusive teaching.
We advise, support and network people in universities, politics, administration and companies who want to work together on an inclusive future.
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Speaker sessions (1)
Friday, 23 February 2024
11:10 - 12:10
Education specialists on German Universities: building inclusion from within (in German language)
- Higher education
- In German Language
- German captions | ÖGS
- with English translation
This session is fully organized by Bildungsfachkräfte (education specialists), former students with intellectual disabilities who are now employed at several German universities, who discuss their work, their impact and their challenges.