Day 3 of the HAN International Week
What's going on at the HAN International Week Health and Social Studies on day 3, February 5? Check out the general program. These online and live activities on campus can be followed on our livestreams. So get tuned into the International Week!
Work on your cultural sensitivity skills
As a health care and social work professional, you engage with the influence of diverse cultures and ideologies. You may be confronted with ideas about illnesses, limitations and parenting styles that are unknown to you. How do you deal with that? Sociologist and cultural anthropologist Cor Hoffer will give you the answer during the International Week. Please be advised that this session is in Dutch.
Human rights and climate change resilience
In this presentation documentary photographer Sanne Derks will take you to different parts of the world through her lens. As a freelance documentary photojournalist she works on anthropological topics for media such as The Guardian, Al Jazeera and El País. Topics include her long-term project ‘Manifiesto del Agua’ on how the right for clean drinking water is managed in communist Cuba; the project ‘Rutopia’ on the repopulation of abandoned ruin villages in northern Spain; ‘Emission Zero’ on citizen-driven responses to climate change in contemporary Europe; and ‘Resilient women in Bolivia’ on how climate change in Bolivia is leading to more gender equality. Sanne will tell you about her approach in international documentary journalism.
Community builder in Sierra Leone
Presenter Sander de Kramer (also known as Chief Ouwe Dibbes), will be one of our lecturers on day 3. For over 13 years, Sander has been doing charity work in Sierra Leone with his Sunday Foundation. He helps (child)slaves who work in diamond mines and homeless children with education and shelter. For his charity work, Sander received the title Chief Ouwe Dibbes. Get inspired by Sander during the International Week!
Talkshow & Closing
Join our talkshow and closing statements of the International Week. What inspired you this week? Talkshow host Sander de Kramer will talk to Sinan Can among others.
Go to the livestreams
The International Week has 2 livestreams! You can watch all the above activities on our Studio HAN livestream. Studio Zalloon is the place to be for music, games and small talk! You can check the Zalloon program below.
These links are accessible from February 3 to February 5 till 17:00.
Program Studio Zalloon
Take a look at Studio Zalloon where there is something to do all day long under the guidance of Frans van Oirschot. We play games every day, sing along to the karaoke and go on an expedition through the HAN building. Of course there are prizes to win. Studio Zalloon is your beacon of creativity these days.
- 10:00
- 10.15 | Wakey Wakey eggs and bakey
Wake up feeling Zen with this out-of-the-box yoga session!
- 10:15
- 10.45 | Expedition HAN
Frans goes on an expedition in the building, looking for the best stories and the nicest people. Where would you like Frans to go? You can app him all day on: 06 30295090.
- 10:45
- 11.00 | Human Jukebox – You name it, Frans sings it!
Pick one of the songs in the list and Frans will give it a go!
- 11:00
- 11:30 | Frans keeps on spinning
The "Master of the Wheel of Steel" himself gives it a crank and spins his best records!
- 11:30
- 12.30 | DJ
During the day, the Zalloon is the place for various DJs several times. Tune in and listen along!
- 12:30
- 13:15 | Cross your borders quiz
- 13:15
- 14:15 | DJ
While Frans has a small break, our DJ’s are in control of the music!
- 14:15
- 14.45 | Expedition HAN
Frans goes on an expedition in the building again, looking for the best stories and the nicest people. Where would you like Frans to go? You can app him all day on: 06 30295090.
- 15:00
- 15.45 | Yes, the end is near! Musical Bingo
We end the week with a musical bingo! From classics to new hits and from good to bad! Of course with a well-deserved prize for the bingo master!
Check out the event page
Check out the event page of the International Week and get tuned in.
Social Work, Urbanity and Diversity
What impact does our way of thinking about diversity have on our professional behavior in the social domain within the urban context? In her lecture, Tina Rahimy gives a critical explanation of the three concepts: social work, urbanity and diversity. She introduces new concepts and new perspectives on inclusion and exclusion. Rahimy will search for open expressive spaces in an experimental and narrative way. Her lecture is accompanied by personal stories and self-reflective intermezzos.