Tue, 05 Apr
|Location is TBD
Lustrum Event - Tuesday: Anthropologists at work
The third event of our amazing Lustrum week! Sign up here: https://forms.gle/3Rga5qkWFPgZXakP8
Time & Location
05 Apr 2022, 13:00 – 15:00 CEST
Location is TBD
About the event
When: 5thof April
- Ruud: 15:00-16:30
o 15:00 Leave from UvA (8 minute bike ride)
o Information about Ruud and the company Cliëntenbelang
- Wilma: 13:00-16:00
o 12:45 Gather in front of UvA and Leave from UvA as soon as possible
o Metro & Train ride to Amersfoort
o 14:00 Information about Wilma and the Rijksoverheid Cultural Heritage
Time to leave the university! Learning about anthropology on campus is great, but a change of scenery can be just as inspiring. For this event, you will have the opportunity to see where you might end up as an anthropologist.
There are two anthropologist willing to let us into their domain. Ruud and Wilma. The information about them you can read below or on the Kwakiutl website under Lustrum.
Hoi ik ben Ruud Fiere, afgestudeerd in 2002 en sociaal projectontwikkelaar sinds 2006. Ik zet mij o.a. via Cliëntenbelang in voor mensen in kwetsbare posities, met een fysieke of mentale beperking, om samen met hen strategieën te ontwikkelen die hen volwaardig laat meedoen in onze samenleving. Zoals toegankelijkheid in de stad en OV, passende woningen en serieuze werkplekken.
Hey, my name is Ruud Fiere, I graduated in 2002 and I am a social project developer since 2006. Through the Company Cliëntenbelang, I work actively for people in vulnerable positions, ,with physical or mental limitations to develop strategies together with them that allow them to participate in society fully. Such as accessibility in the city and public transport, suitable homes and serious workplaces.
Wilma Simons is participatiespecialist-praktijk bij de Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed. Ze deed antropologisch onderzoek naar de beleving van Bosnisch-Servische jongeren van in de oorlog vernietigd erfgoed en werkte met community-art in asielzoekerscentra in Nederland. Recent deed zij onderzoek naar de sociale waarde van erfgoedparticipatie in het kader van het tekenen van het Verdrag van Faro van de Raad van Europa (zie ook https://www.cultureelerfgoed.nl/onderwerpen/erfgoedparticipatie-faro).
Wilma Simons is participating specialist-practice at the Rijksdienst for Cultural Heritage. She conducted anthropological research into the experience of Bosnian Serb youths of war-destroyed heritage and worked with community-art at asylum seekers centres in the Netherlands. Recently, she carried out research into the social value of heritage participation in the framework of the signing of the covenant of the Faro of the Council of Europe.