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DETAILED PROGRAM MONDAY, 09.09 – WEDNESDAY, 11.09 Direct Links use: strg or cmd+click Conference Party page 5 Tuesday Morning: page 6 Tuesday Afternoon: page 13 Tuesday Dislocated Workshops page 15 Tuesday Students Day page 17 Wednesday page 18
Monday, 9th September 2019
IFSW European Conference - Catamaran
0800 – 1300 Registration
1000 Plenary – Opening Ceremony
Chair: Herbert Paulischin
Room: 1501 Hall (“Wilhelmine Moik”)
Live-Stream: Room 0411 (“Marie Tusch”) & Room 0402 (“Anna Boschek”)
Alois Pölzl Thomas Kattnig
Welcome obds Welcome Younion
Birgit Hebein Peter Hacker
Welcome City of Vienna Welcome City of Vienna
Ana Radulescu
Welcome IFSW Europe
top 21100 Plenary – Keynotes
Chair: Herbert Paulischin
Room: 1501 Hall (“Wilhelmine Moik”)
Live-Stream: Room 0411 (“Marie Tusch”) & Room 0402 (“Anna Boschek”)
Ioannis N. Dimitrakopoulos – Keynote I
"Protecting human dignity in times of global disruption"
Manfred Tauchner – Keynote II
"The Importance of Being Earnest - Evidence Based Social Work in Times of Fake
News" -
Mahsa Ghafari – Keynote III
"The scapegoat narrative of right-wing populists and how to break the spell."
Jiří Švarc,– Keynote IV
“European commitment: investing in people”
1230 – 1400 Lunch
Afternoon Session
1400 – 1530
Symposium A - “Promoting the importance of human relationships in Social Work: the European
contribution to the Global Agenda report (1400 – 1730, continued after coffee break)
David N Jones, Rory Truell, Representative of IFSW Europe
Room: 1501 Hall (“Wilhelmine Moik”)
WS01 Workshop on Human rights and participation of service users to the design of
social
policy/Council of Europe - Anna Rurka -Présidente at Conférence des OING du
Conseil de l'Europe
Room: 0402 (“Anna Boschek”)WS02 Workshop (German language) - „Die Rolle der Sozialen Arbeit in sich
verändernden Gesellschaften mit einer starken Orientierung auf Ordnung und
Sicherheit“
Michael Gabriel, Michael Leinenbach
Room: 0411 (“Pressroom”)
WS03 Workshop “European Pillar of Social Rights”
Jiří Švarc, Monika Chaba
Room: 0401 (“Marie Tusch”)
Paper Presentations 01 - (Thematic area I: Human dignity and human rights)
Room: 3503
I.01P The Quality of the Social System and Chances of Social Mobility
Andrea Rácz, Judit Szécsi, Tunde Bulyáki
I.02P Finding the warmth: How service users inform social work program design
Dianne Cox
I.03P Researching Inclusion through Inclusive Research – an Evaluation of
Innovative Housing for People with Learning Disabilities
Eva Fleischer
I.04P Safety or security: Two opposing concepts for Social Work interventions in
the field of prevention of radicalization
Heiko Berner
I.05P Engaging fathers in Social Work services: The development and facilitation
of ‘Just for Dads’ – a groupwork programme for fathers: challenges, achievements,
and lessons learned
Hilary Jenkinson
Paper Presentations 02 - (Thematic area II: Social Protection)
Room: 0405 (“Delegates room”)
II.01P Selected Tools for Prevention of Social Exclusion in the Czech Republic
Adela Mojzisova, Dagmar Dvorackova
II.02P Geriatric Care Management - A New Approach to Assist Refugee Older
Persons
Betty Mizek
II.03P Taking older person’s participation in the transition process into long term
care institutions seriously
Charles Kiiza Wamara
II.04P Social protection changes: What are the challenges for Social intervention?
Cristiana Almeida, Cristina Albuquerque, Francisco Branco
II.05P Building Sustainable communities and environment with Aging
Lola Casal- Sanchez
1530 – 1600 coffee
top 41600 – 1730
Symposium A - “Promoting the importance of human relationships in Social Work: the European
contribution to the Global Agenda report (1400 – 1730, continued)
David N Jones, Rory Truell, Representative of IFSW Europe
Room: 1501 Hall (“Wilhelmine Moik”)
WS04 Workshop “Principles to Practice: What are the challenges and opportunities for
social workers in applying ethical principles to practice?”
Jane Shears (IFSW Representative Ethical Committee)
Room: 0401 (“Marie Tusch”)
WS05 Workshop (German language) – „Entwicklung und Umsetzung von
Gewaltschutzkonzepten auf kommunaler Ebene und Bundesebene“
Gabriele Stark-Angermeier, Franziska Liegl
Room: 0402 (“Anna Boschek”)
WS06 Workshop „Case management: Eviction prevention at a municipal housing
company”
Bernhard Rubik
Room: 0411 (“Pressroom”)
Paper Presentations 03 - (Thematic area III: Poverty Reduction and Living Conditions)
Room: 3503
III.01P Value expectations of people with intellectual disability
Godfred Boahen, Becky Reynolds
III.02P Social Economy as a Space for Critical Social Work Practice
Sarka Ulcakova
III.03P Participatory Youth-Led Community Development: A Child-Centered Visual
SWOT Analysis in India
Siva Mathiyazhagan
III.04P The phenomenon of chronicity in municipal social services.
Xavier Miranda Ruche, Julià Traveria, Pirla Santamaria
Paper Presentations 04 - (Thematic area IV: Migration)
Room: 0405 (“Delegates room”)
IV.01P Global Interconnectedness between Romania and the United States:
Sharing Evidence-based Research and Practice for Immigrants/Migrants/Refugees
Angela Kim, Laura Giurgiu
IV.02P Doing refugee categorization? Reflections on asylum procedures involving
narratives taken from asylum court decisions
Doris Boehler
IV.03P A case study of multicultural fostering for an Unaccompanied Child
Efi Vasilaki
IV.04P Needs, Access to Rights and Expectations of Children in Migration
Processes: The Sample of Syrian Children Living in Ankara and Hatay
Tahir Emre Gencer
top 5CONFERENCE PARTY
1900 - ….
Buffet & Music & Dancing & Networking …
At „SCHUTZHAUS ZUKUNFT AUF DER SCHMELZ“
Public transport:
Subway: U3 Tube stop: Johnstraße
Bus: 10a stop: Auf der Schmelz
12a stop: Auf der Schmelz
Tram: Nr 9 stop: Guntherstraße
Verlängerte Guntherstraße
1150 Wien
Österreich
Telefon: 01 982 01 27
www.schutzhaus-zukunft.at
top 6Tuesday, 10th September 2019
Participants can choose between 3 options:
1. Catamaran – Conference venue: Workshops and paper presentations
2. Dislocated Workshops – at several locations all over Vienna; these dislocated
Workshops take place at premises of social service providers.
Due to limited capacity of some locations, additional registration is required!
3. FH Campus Vienna (University of Applied Sciences) – Students Day
Additional registration is required
CATAMARAN
Morning Session
0900 – 1030
WS07 Workshop – “Brexit: A View from the Inside”
Luke Geoghegan, David Jones
Room: 1501-A
WS08 Workshop „Dying far from home – connecting the dots between migration,
social work and end-of-life care“
Mandl Tamara
Room: 1501-B
WS09 Workshop - “Domestic violence and visitation rights from a human rights
perspective”
Anja Eichhorn
Room: 0402 (“Anna Boschek”)
WS10 Workshop “How to unravel the mystery behind human needs-based system
theory and application in human rights based social work”
Sharon du Plessis-Schneider
Room: “Riverbox” (10th floor)
WS11 Workshop “Looking for inspiration to do things differently”
Josien Hofs
Room: 0405 (“Delegates room”)
Paper Presentations 05 - (Thematic area V: Health)
Room: 4002
V.01P Effects of Family Emotional Support and Negative Family Interactions on
Quality of Life among People with Mental Illness and the Mediating Role of
Internalized Stigma
Ching-Wen Chang
V.02P The significance of bereavement amongst social work students and newly
qualified practitioners
Denise Turner, Marie Price
V.03P Social & Emotional Support Helplines
Florian Zahorka
V.04P Narrated life stories of traumatized people
Christin Schörmann
top 7Paper Presentations 06 - (Thematic area VI: Social Work Based Services)
Room: 3503
VI.01P Radical Social Work vs State Sanctioned Social Work
Bridget Ng'andu
VI.02P Primary Care in the Center of the Community
Cristoph Redelsteiner
VI.03P The experience and meaning of the protection order for abused women
Eli Buchbinder
VI.04P The role of social workers in child welfare in Azerbaijan: A needs-based
approach to
social services for children
Khanbala Ahmadli
1030 – 1100 Coffee
1100 - 1230
WS12 Workshop “Protecting refugees' human rights with socio-political public relations”
Exemplary Presentation of Best-Practice Interventions
Katharina Ehikioya-Lang
Room: “Riverbox” (10th floor)
WS13 Workshop “STAY STRONG! The ´process of participation“ – a movement initiated
by decision makers in the field of Child and Youth Care – evolved to ´Moverz´, with
young people being significantly represented in all relevant boards and now
having the decisive power on the future development of the overall process
Urban Roland and one involved young person
Room: 1501-A
WS14 Workshop (in German language) Die "Verländerung der Kinder - und Jugendhilfe
in Österreich - Eine Kindesweglegung?“
Hans Peter Radauer
Room: 0402 (“Anna Boschek”)
Paper Presentations 07 - (Thematic area VIII: Professionalisation)
Room: 4002
VIII.01P Strategies to Develop International Social Work Identity and
Professionalism through Intentional Global Engagement, Dialogue and Personal
Transformation
Angela Kim, Laura Giurgiu
VIII.02P Implications of technology on professional practices in the welfare
services – an issue for methodologies in social work education
Blanka Støren-Vaczy, Lise Cecilie Kleppe
VIII.03P Collecting Research Data from Practice Files –Implementing the Electronic
Record
Brian Auslander
VIII.04P Families: Relational fields of social configuration
Carolina Giraldo
VIII.05P Using Blended Learning in Social Work Education: An Uncomfortable Shift
Priscalia Khosa
top 8Paper Presentations 08 - (Thematic area I: Human dignity and human rights)
Room: 0405
I.06P Social work activism in Romania – from conceptualisation to participation
Ionut Cioarta
I.07P How to promote human rights by developing a division of labour between
highly educated social welfare professionals
Jaana Manssila
I.08P Social Exclusion among Elderly Living in the Czech Republic
Jitka Vacková
I.09P Pregnancy Family Conferencing: Managing the Unspeakable
Julia Kweit
I.10P Statelessness as a 'condition of unfreedom'
Lina Zierlinger
Paper Presentations 09 - (Thematic area II: Social Protection)
Room: 3503
II.06P Aging migrants in a global world
Lola Casal- Sanchez
II.07P In France, single-parent families: What social protection, which social
support ?
Marie-Geneviève Mounier
II.08P Economization of Social Work
Marina Tomic Hensel
II.09P Chile’s Social Protection System and Family trajectories in its’s conditional
cash transfer program: The case of Chile’s Ethical Family Wage program
Taly Reininger
II.10P Microinsurance as a Social Protection Scheme: Increasing Resilience of
Marginalized Urban Communities while Upholding their Dignity
Rosalie Quilicol
II.11P Indebtedness of the elderly people 65+ in the Czech Republic in the context
of social exclusion
Lenka Motlova
Paper Presentations 10 - (Thematic area IV: Migration)
Room: 1501-B
IV.05P Unaccompanied minors: a challenge for social workers
Elisabetta Kolar
IV.06P Investigating Public Opinion on Refugees in South Korea through Text
Mining Analysis
Yoo Gahwan
IV.07P Kototori - the best new social innovation of 2019 in Finland
Joonas Kiviranta, Matilda Leppanen
IV.08P Labor market integration of young refugees - a local perspective from
Germany
Juri Kilian
IV.09P Forced migration, older people and displacement
Jessica Hanna Jönsson, Sofie Ghazanfareeon Karlsson
IV.10P You will adapt to a new environment eventually”: Lived experiences of
floating children from migrant families in China
Yang Hu
top 91230 – 1400 Lunch
Afternoon Session
1400 – 1530
Symposium B - “Resilience and social competences” (1400 – 1730, continued after coffee break)
Results of a multi-year research project on the resilience of children affected by poverty will be
presented, which was carried out in Russia, Romania and Austria as well.
Nikolaus Dimmel, Adela Setet, Lucian Caciamac, Ana Radulescu, Irina Pervova, Sabrina Luimpöck,
Jutta Gollner, Gabriela Rumpelsberger, Marlies Wallner, Herbert Paulischin
Room: “Riverbox” (10th floor)
WS15 Workshop “Understanding Inclusion Through Storytelling”
Karen Meixner, Monika Altenreiter
Room: 1501-A
WS16 Workshop “The situation of Children Born by Rape in the Democratic Republic of
Congo.”
Lucio Kikuni Kangela
Room: 1501-B
Paper Presentations 11 - (in German language)
Room: 0402 (“Anna Boschek”)
D01P Gastfamilien für unbegleitete minderjährige Flüchtlinge - eine Alternative?
Gesa Langhoop
D02P Der Einsatz visueller Methoden in der Erforschung von Traumabewältigung
und Resilienz geflüchteter Frauen in Erstaufnahmezentren in Italien
Sabine Tiefenthaler
D03P Menschenwürde und Menschenrechte
Corrina Ehlers, Christof Gebhardt, Jan Ulrichs
D04P Professionell Handeln mit guter Absicht - zum Normativitätsdiskurs in der
Sozialen Arbeit
Nadine Niederl
Paper Presentations 12 - (Thematic area I: Human dignity and human rights)
Room: 4002
I.11P Social work practice skills of community social workers
Kiyoko Fukushima
I.12P Participation of Young Women supported by Uganda Youth Development
Link in the Promotion of Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights in Kampala,
Uganda
Laura Sirabella
I.13P Violence against women and girls – an issue of “culture” or a global human
rights problem?
Rosa Logar
I.14P Towards a rights-based approach in long-term care
Magdi Birtha, Ricardo Rodrigues
top 10I.15P Physical violence out of children’s perspective a small scale research
project about the definition of physical violence of the UN Convention on the
Rights of the Child
Malina Schuler, Richter Nuens
I.16P Community services in Greece during the recession
Maria Morfidou
Paper Presentations 13 - (Thematic area IV: Migration)
Room: 0404 (“Amalie Seidel”)
IV.11P Inclusion and exclusion practices referring to recognized refugees in rural
communities and implications for social work
Katharina Auer-Voigtländer
IV.12P Asylum Seekers and Refugees; Experiences of Access to Formal Social
Protection in Scotland
Niroshan Ramachandran
IV.13P Relationship between Intervention Strategies of Non-Governmental
Organisations and the Wellbeing of Internally Displaced Persons in Adamawa
state, Nigeria: Implications for Social work
Oluwatayo Ayanbimipe
IV.14P Connectivity across Supportive Systems for Migrant Domestic Workers
Raees Baig
IV.15P Addressing Needs in a Liminal Space: the citizen volunteer experience and
decision-making in the unofficial Calais migrant camp – Insights for Social Work
Roxana Anghel, Grierson Jeffrey
IV.16P Support Services for Unemployed Youth of Migrant Origin in France: French
Perspectives on Policy and Practice
Silindile Nanzile Mlilo
Paper Presentations 14 - (Thematic area V: Health)
Room: 0405 (“Delegates room”)
V.05P Strengthening the social health of mental health patients with the family
therapy orientation
Leena Leinonen
V.06P Utilization of monitoring tool of clinical risk management in the
environment of Czech hospitals and senior homes
Radka Prokešová
V.07P An Exploration of Parental Involvement in African American Kinship Care
Families: The Pilot Study
Tyreasa Washington, Walton Quenette, Hannah Kaye
V.08P Working with the void in an innovative community unit for children, victims
of abuse, neglect and domestic violence in Greece
Konstantina Dionysopoulou
top 11Paper Presentations 15 - (Thematic area VI: Social Work Based Services & area VII: Clash of
Cultures)
Room: 3503
VI.05P Loved-Ones at the Intersection of Health and Justice Systems: A Qualitative
study
Vicky Brassard
VI.06P Emergency Medical Service (EMS) – an involuntary Out-of-Hours Social
Work Resource
Christoph Redelsteiner
VI.07P A Social Work Intervention’s Effects on the Improvement of School Culture
Shorena Sadzaglishvili, Nelly Akobia, Ketevan Gigineishvili, Nino Shatberashvili
VII.01P Social work education and practice in the context of an ethnically divided
society: the case of Cyprus
Gregory Neocleous, Agamemnonas Zahariades
VII.02P The Movement for Social Approaches in Mental Health (MSAMH)
Jane Shears
VII.03P Integrating Collectivist Kenyan Values into an Individualistic Society
Kate Zelazny, Gonazlez Monge
1530 – 1600 Coffee
1600 – 1730
Symposium B - “Resilience and social competences” (1400 – 1730, continued)
Results of a multi-year research project on the resilience of children affected by poverty will be
presented, which was carried out in Russia, Romania and Austria as well.
Nikolaus Dimmel, Adela Setet, Lucian Caciamac, Ana Radulescu, Irina Pervova, Sabrina Luimpöck,
Jutta Gollner, Gabriela Rumpelsberger, Marlies Wallner, Herbert Paulischin
Room: “Riverbox” (10th floor)
WS17 Workshop “I have to go back Home” Caregiving from Afar
Marva Ferguson
Room: 1501-A
WS18 Workshop “A Reflective Social Work Praxis on the Felt Experiences of Asylum
Seekers in `Refugee´ Camps of Myanmar-Thailand Border”
Sinforiano Pelongo
Room: 1501-B
WS19 Workshop “Childhood and Parenting in Diverse Contexts” How immigrant
parents in the context of Norway negotiate values, practices and identities to
create a sense of belonging for themselves and their children.
Dora Poni Loro
Room: 0402 (“Anna Boschek”)
top 12Paper Presentations 16 - (Thematic area I: Human dignity and human rights)
Room: 0405 (“Delegates room”)
I.17P Looked After Children as Decision Makers: Family group conference in
practice
Kate Parkinson
I.18P Peer-Mediators for people with disabilities
Natalia Postek
I.19P Field of Dreams: Field Education in the 21 st Century
Richard Spratt
I.20P Narratives of under-representation: Older Pakistani women's experiences
of health and social care services
Sarah Pollok
I.21P The disaster of biocide and anti-oppressive practice for the right to know:
exploring the victims and the survivors by using toxic disinfectant for humidifiers
in South Korea
Oh Seunghoon
Paper Presentations 17 - (Thematic area VIII: Professionalisation)
Room: 0404 (“Amalie Seidel”)
VIII.06P Ethics and Human Rig hts for a quality training in Social Work
Inês Pereira, Maria Amaro
VIII.07P Capacity building of the social worker case managers in the protection of
the rights and wellbeing of children: Croatian experience
Marina Ajdukovic, Tatjana Katkic Stanic, Sefica Karacic
VIII.08P Transgender clients within the system of the Viennese Assistance to the
Homeless
Miriam Tobisch
VIII.09P Social Work Supervision in South Africa: Standardisation or Inclusivity
Priscalia Khosa
VIII.10P Social workers’ moral agency in interprofessional interventions in Chile:
resisting neoliberal policies from the frontline
Gianinna Munoz Acre
Paper Presentations 18 - (Thematic area VIII: Professionalisation)
Room: 3503
VIII.11P Interdisciplinary Studies on Social Work at the University of Chile: Critical
proposals for social workers’ training and public engagement
Gianinna Munoz Acre
VIII.12P Support and Disagreement of a Human Rights Philosophy Among US
Social Work Students
Heather Witt
VIII.13P From theory to child protection practice
Andrea Rácz
VIII.14P The Challenges and Joys of Reflexive Writing
Johanna M. Hefel
top 13DISLOCATED WORKSHOPS Tuesday, 10th September 2019 Detailed information and registration: Dislocated seminars – at several locations all over Vienna; these dislocated seminars take place at premises of social service providers. Due to limited capacity of some locations, registration is required! (https://www.ifsw2019.com/dislocated-workshops-september-10-2019/) Morning Workshops 0900 – 1200 Dislocated Workshop 01 CBMF - Club of disabled and their friends https://www.cbmf.at/ Founded in 1994, offering activities for disabled persons, active in social politics and supporting independence and inclusion. Workshop on human dignity and human rights Supported and assisted parenthood – A missing link to implementing human rights for persons with disabilities The Workshop invites parents with disabilities and experts in the field to share their expertise and experiences in several short inputs. We will then work in groups and facilitate knowledge transfer and the exchange of views and hold a concluding panel discussion to focus on the findings of the Workshop Participants: 35 Persons Address: 1020 Wien, Ausstellungsstraße 40/3 Dislocated Workshop 02 Das Integrationshaus - Refugees and Asylum Seekers https://www.integrationshaus.at/de Integration House is a competence center dealing with welcoming and integration of refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. It is well approved and accepted nationally and internationally, it is an important antipole to segregation and racism. It stands for diversity and social justice. „Empowerment of victims/survivors of violence against women and domestic violence with a special focus on migration and violence prevention – Role and integrated approach of the Domestic Violence Intervention Center within the Austrian system to address gender-based violence“ “Integration of refugees – care and perspective” An introduction to the situation of refugees in Austria is given as well as a presentation of the social work in the Integration Haus. Afterwards we visit projects regarding unaccompanied minor refugees, projects regarding assisted living and education. Here an international exchange should happen about how the reception of refugees takes place in different countries. Participants: 25 Persons Address: 1020 Wien, Engerthstraße 163 top 14
Dislocated Workshop 03 Männerberatung - Counselling for Men https://www.maenner.at/ The counselling center for men is a non-profit organization, partly financed with federal money, partly by the city of Vienna and others. A specific activity is a moderated self help group on unemployment. Workshop: „Männer BBE“ It’s a cooperation between Men`s Counselling Centre Vienna (Männerberatung Wien) and the employment agency Vienna (AMS Wien). An interdisciplinary team offers groups for unemployed men dealing with consequences of their unemployment on everyday life and on psycho-social conditions. Participants: 15 Persons Address: 1100 Wien, Keplerplatz 12/21 Dislocated Workshop 04 Obdach Wien - Homeless and Refugees https://www.obdach.wien/ Service offered by the municipality for homeless and support of refugees. Field Visit: You will get to know the work of: Chancenhaus Familien, (Temporary and long term accomodation for women and families, home for asylum seekers, bike kitchen (work project for refugees), Forum Obdach Wien (Peer project with former homeless persons) Participants: 20 Personen Address: Obdach Favorita 1100 Wien, Laxenburgerstraße 8-10 Dislocated Workshop 05 Spielsuchthilfe – Gambling Aid Vienna www.spielsuchthilfe.at Advice and treatment for gamblers and relatives of gambling addicts Workshop: “Gambling also makes you lonely!” Insight into the work of Spielsuchthilfe Wien. Review and outlook of a former gambler. Discussion with Heidi Mark (Social worker and addiction counsellor) and Franz Haberl (former gambler) Participants: 40 Personen Adresse: 1050 Wien, Siebenbrunnengasse 21/DG Dislocated Workshop 06 Wiener Wohnen - Homeless https://www.wienerwohnen.at/ Municipal administration center for public housing, including 220 000 apartments of social housing. Since Feb 2017 Wiener Wohnen is running a special program with specialised social workers to avoid evictions and give support in case of problems with paying the rent. Case Management Eviction prevention at a municipal housing company In the workshop we give an overview of Wiener Wohnen and the tenants. We also present the case management (an outreaching eviction prevention team) and tell you something about the data situation. Participants: 40 Personen Address: 1030 Wien, Modecenterstrasse 17-19 Unit 5 1230 – 1400 Lunch (served in CATAMARAN) top 15
Afternoon Session
1400 – 1700
(except dislocated Workshop 07: 1530 – 1830)
Dislocated Workshop 07 Beratungsstelle Extremismus boJA - Youth and Extremism
1530 - 1830! https://www.boja.at/
bOJA is the competence center for streetwork
Extreme, radical, fanatic: practical experiences from the perspective of the extremism
information center
The workshop will present the work of the extremism information center as nationwide contact
point for parents, teachers, social workers or any other person seeking advice concerning issues
of extremism. Furthermore it will deal with concepts of extremism and discuss driving and
pushing factors that may lead to violent extremism.
Participants: 15 Personen
Address: 1020 Wien, Untere Donaustraße 11/4 OG.
Dislocated Workshop 08 Intervention Center against Domestic Violence (Interventionsstelle
gegen häusliche Gewalt)
https://www.interventionsstelle-wien.at/
The Viennese Intervention Center against Domestic Violence is a state recognized facility for
victim protection. It is financed by the Bureau of the Prime minister, department for women´s
affairs and equalization, additionally by the Ministry of justice.
„Empowerment of victims/survivors of violence against women and domestic violence with a
special focus on migration and violence prevention – Role and integrated approach of the
Domestic Violence Intervention Center within the Austrian system to address gender-based
violence“
Participants: 25 Personen
Address: 1070 Wien, Neubaugasse 1/3.ST
Dislocated Workshop 09 Jedmayer - Addiction Assist
https://www.drogensubstitution.at/einrichtungen/suchthilfe-wien-gemeinnuetzige-gmbh/
Suchthilfe Wien gemeinnützige GmbH – Care, support and housing in cooperation with addiction
assist
Counselling and care for drug-users in a low-threshold setting
The aim of the workshop is to show the different types of treatment, counselling and care of
drug-users in Vienna. The focus in on low-threshold settings and on the work in the social
support center for drug-dependent people „Jedmayer“, which is based on the bio-psycho-social
model.
Participants: 20 Personen
Address: 1060 Wien, Gumpendorfergürtel 8
Dislocated Workshop 10 Neunerhaus
https://www.neunerhaus.at/
Neunerhaus is financed by the municipality, Fonds Soziales Wien, in cooperation with the public
health system, several cooperations with other organizations as well as a contribution by the
residents themselves.
Homelessness – a violation of human rights
top 16The first part of our workshop will be an interactive lecture about housing as a basic human right,
current challenges and obstacles and the resulting implications for homeless assistance services.
In a second part we will provide insight into our approach to work at neunerhaus and our
services. The concluding part of our workshop will be reserved for an extended discussion and an
informal end
Participants: 35 Personen
Address: 1050 Wien, Margaretenstraße 166
Dislocated Workshop 11 FRA -European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights
https://fra.europa.eu/en/about-fra
The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) is the EU’s centre of fundamental
rights expertise. It is one of the EU’s decentralised agencies. These agencies are set up to provide
expert advice to the institutions of the EU and the Member States on a range of issues. The
Agency helps to ensure that the fundamental rights of people living in the EU are protected.
Workshop – Programme:
• Information about FRA
• Workshop on recent FRA research and campaigns
• Coffee break
• Workshop “Living Together in One World: Human Rights and Sustainable Development in
Action” (Graca Andre)
Participants: 35
Address: 1040 Wien, Schwarzenbergplatz 11
Please note that entrance security may take a few minutes and therefore participants should
arrive around 15’ earlier!
Dislocated Workshop 12 Wiener Kinder- und Jugendhilfe - Youth Welfare Office
https://www.wien.gv.at/kontakte/ma11
“Cooperative Development of Quality Standards for Professional Out-of-home Care of Children
and Youth in Austria”
In 2017 FICE Austria started a project in cooperation with 20 organisations of the child protection
field for the development of quality standards for the professional out-of-home care of children
and youth in so-called social pedagogical facilities in Austria. Despite this high number of children
cared in these facilities (about 8.400 in 2017) there are still no nationwide quality standards
available. One of the main reasons for this lack is the federal structure in Austria which allows
the federal provinces to implement their own quality standards and quality control mechanisms.
Thus, children and youth in different provinces face different care conditions. Against this
background the project aimed to define quality standards for facilities for all provinces of Austria.
The standards focus on the level of care processes and are based on the international children’s
rights as well as on the specific national law regulations in Austria. They offer social pedagogic
facilities a framework for quality development and self-assessment. In addition, they can be used
as a set of verifiable aims and criteria that allow controlling bodies to assess the quality of the
services. As these standards are (so far) a non-binding instrument, their implementation depends
in the first instance on the shared commitment of private organizations, controlling bodies and
child protection services. In the lecture key aspects of the standards are presented. In addition,
the question of necessary political processes relevant for a nation-wide recognition of these
standards is addressed.
Participants: 40
Address: 1200 Wien, Wasnergasse 33
top 17STUDENTS DAY
SPECIAL PROGRAMME FOR STUDENTS
SOCIAL WORK – NEXT GENERATION
1100 Wien , Favoritenstraße 226
Programme
9:00 Opening/Welcome: Alois Pölzl
Moderation by Doris Stephan and Stephanie Steyrer
9:30 Key Notes and Inputs:
Erich Fenninger, Volkshilfe Österreich
“Human Dignity and Social Protection”
Ana Radulescu, President of IFSW Europe
“Challenges for Social Work as a Human Rights Profession”
10:30 Social Work and Sexuality
Christoffer Vojta und Wenzel Havelovec, students FH Graz
Suicidality in the WWW
Christian Heiling, Verena Hrdlicka, Ruth Perfler, Joachim Schmid,
students FH Campus Vienna
11:30 Introduction to OPEN SPACE–start
12:30 Lunch Time (free lunch for the participants of the ifsw2019 Conference)
13:15 OPEN SPACE – continued
15:45 Harvesting
16:30 “HOMO SOCIALIS“ - Future in Social Work (Cabaret: Stefan Trenker & Alois Huber)
Two courageous social workers travel the year 2039 for an insight into the possible
future of social work.
17:00 Closing
Registration: if you attend only this day, no fees, no lunch included, register here:
www.ifsw2019.com/registration-students-day
if you attend the ifsw2019 Conference at Catamaran Vienna: register here:
www.ifsw2019.com/registration
top 18Wednesday, 11th September 2019
CATAMARAN
Morning Session
0900 – 1300
Symposium “Migration & Social Inclusion”
An open format for exchange of experience.
Input: Nikolaus Dimmel
Moderation: Herbert Paulischin
Room 1501 Hall (“Wilhelmine Moik”)
WS20 Focus Group Workshop of the Working Conditions of Social Workers
David Jones, Jermaine Ravalier
Room 0814
WS21 Workshop “Social Workers for transformational and sustainable social
protection in Europe”
This workshop will report on and discuss IFSW Europe’s expression of the voice of
social work in the implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights'.
John Brennan
Room: 0405 (“Delegates room”)
WS22 Workshop “Let's prepare our children”
Socially acceptable behaviour is the basis for dignity - it's all a training issue
Niels Veirup
Room: ProGe
1030 – 1100 Coffee
1100 – 1300
Closing Session
Chair: Ana Radulescu
Room 1501 Hall (“Wilhelmine Moik”)
Alois Pölzl & Ana Radulescu:
Conference Summary
top 19Plenary – Keynotes
Room 1501 Hall (“Wilhelmine Moik”)
Judith Ranftler – Keynote V
We can abolish child poverty! - Social participation of all children and
adolescents is the prerequisite for a social Europe. A concept for the
introduction of child protection in Austria.
Rachel Dickinson – Keynote VI
The context of social work in England and the role of leadership in supporting
social work to flourish
Beat Schmocker – Keynote VII
Future Prospects of Social Work (Zukunftsaussichten der Sozialen Arbeit)
IFSW European Conference 2021 - Invitation from Zagreb/Croatia
1255 – 1300 Farewell
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