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ProgramMonday 05.05.03 (L-109)Arrivals ... 12.00: Lunch 13.00: Welcome to Porsgrunn, |
Welcome to Porsgrunn Campus [to the city] |
Anne Thronsen, Head of Institute of Social Studies and
Ingrid Lundin, Studentrepresentative of Institute of Social Studies.
The Relevance of Peace Education to Social Work,
Ass. prof. Veslemøy Wiese, Telemark College.
14.00 The Social Condition at Present – Issues from the Field,
Panel presentations by representatives from non-governmental organisations:
- Mental Health Norway (Mental Health Telephone) by Svein Skaara, Norwegian Church Aid- Youthorganisation,
- Changemaker by Silje Kristiansen,
- Peace Initiative in Grenland by Julian Dario Gutiereez and
- Porsgrunn Porelænsfabrikk by Lokal Trade Union repr. Carl Eivind Rølland
15.00 Coffee and Tea. Plenary.
16.00 Coffee and meeting up with hosts.
18.00 Coming together for opening grill party by the beach at Bergsbygda/Røra.
09.00 Greetings from Telemark University College, by Rector Arvid Gjengedal.
09.30 Theme of the Day: Structural Violence in the Dominant World – Some Social Effects
The Effects of Poverty and Abuse on Children with Disabilities in the UK,
M.A. Social Work Mary Harber, Birmingham, UK.
Schooling as Violence: The British Context,
Prof. Clive Harber, University of Birmingham, School of Education, Institute for International Policy and Management, UK.
11.30 Break with Coffee and Tea
11.45 Group Work
13.00 Lunch
14.00 Plenary
15.00 Mini-Conference on International Social Work
Presentations by representatives of each participating "country".
Discussion
17.00 Coffee and Tea
17.30 Gatherering for Teachers Evening and an excursion to Ibsens Venstøp, Skien for all our guests and hosts
20.00 Dinner at "Det Blå Huset", Porsgrunn, for all our guests and hosts.
09.00 Theme of the Day: Structural Violence in the Dominated World
Who Will Care for the Children? South Africa's Children in the Time of AIDS,
M.A. Social Work Mary Harber.
Schooling as Violence; The Context of International Development,
Prof. Clive Harber.
11.00 Group Work
11.15 Coffee and Tea
12.00 Plenary Discussion
13.00 Lunch
14.00 Dialogue:
From Education for Democracy towards Social Work for Solidarity,
Prof. Clive Harber and Ass. Prof. Veslemøy Wiese.
15.00 "Idedugnad": Brainstorming in Groups (Coffee and Tea available)
16.00 Final Porsgrunn Plenary
17.00 Dinner
18.00 Students Arrangement
09.00 Departure for Rauland
Theme of the Day: Between Dominance and Domination
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10.00 Visit to Asylum seekers Reception facilities at Nome 13.00 Lunch underway 14.00 Arriving at Steinbakken
18.00 From Norway with Hope,
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Rauland Campus [more about Rauland] |
19.00 Dinner at Steinbakken
"Talent show"? and Norwegian dancing
08.30 Excursions to institutions in Rauland
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Visits to local cultural sites
Farewell picnic by Totak
More information regarding lecture halls, dining rooms etc. will be given later.
Oppdatert 05.05.03 av Bjarne Nærum HiT/HS
