Prof. Dr. phil. Barbara Wolf

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Faculty of Social Work

Chair in Youth and Public Alternative Care: Gender

Prof. Dr. phil. Barbara Wolf
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
Presence

Mittwoch von 11:30 - 12:30 Uhr

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09648 Mittweida
39-222
Postal address
Mittweida University
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Technikumplatz 17
09648 Mittweida

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  • Studied for a Diploma in Education, specialising in Social Pedagogy, at the University of Tübingen
  • PhD on the topic of ā€˜Socialisation in Open Youth Work’
  • Research assistant at the Chair of Social Pedagogy and Socialisation Across the Life Course held by Prof. Dr L. Bƶhnisch at Dresden University of Technology, Institute of Social Pedagogy and Social Work
  • Managing Director at the Saxony State Working Group for Girls and Young Women e.V.
  • Project Manager at Outlaw, a non-profit organisation for youth welfare in Dresden
  • Education Officer at the Institut inform
  • Education Officer and Head of the pilot project ā€˜Consultation Services – A Support Tool for Educational Practice in Child Day Care Centres’ at the Saxon State Youth Welfare Office
  • Member of the Internship Committee

Conferences

2018

  • 19 September – Presentation at the AWO Centre: ā€˜Understanding young people’s risk-taking behaviour as a coping mechanism’, followed by a discussion session
  • 22 August – First symposium on Catholic child and youth work, Bishop’s Ordinariate: expert presentation followed by a plenary discussion on the topic ā€œYoung people in Saxonyā€
  • 20 June 2018 – Lecture at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich: ā€œDeciphering young people’s risk-taking behaviour as a coping mechanismā€
  • 28 May 2018 – Introductory lecture providing expert input at the organisation consultancy: Organisational responsibilities and action strategies in child protection – Inappropriate behaviour by educators
  • 13 April 2018 – A red rag to open-plan work? – A discussion on the challenges of child-centred work – Presentation and discussion: ā€œFundamental considerations on the concept of open-plan work in childcare centresā€

 

2017

  • 8 December 2017 – Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans* and inter* people in Saxony | An overview of selected topics

Symposium on Sexual and Gender Diversity

The symposium will address the presence and reflection of sexual and gender diversity in social and educational contexts. It will also provide information on the lived realities and experiences of discrimination faced by LGBTIQ* people throughout Saxony. Furthermore, the symposium offers the opportunity for discussion with experts in anti-discrimination work, professionals in social and educational fields, and representatives of self-help groups from Saxony. 

  • 4 December 2017 – Inclusion in Saxon childcare centres | Expert forum

A keynote presentation will address the living conditions and challenges faced by children from socially disadvantaged families. Following this, small discussion groups with practitioners and experts will provide an opportunity to explore questions, approaches and support options in greater detail from various perspectives. 

  • 3 November 2017 – 18th Regional Youth Welfare Conference: Social Work in the Context of Educational Institutions – Opportunities, Limitations and the Question of Identity

Organisers: Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Faculty Social Sciences | IRIS e.V. Dresden

Workshop 2: Social Work in Day-Care Centres

  • 16 January 2017 Ombudsman Services in Child and Youth Welfare in Saxony – An Opportunity for All Involved | Professional Exchange

The Dresden Association for Child and Youth Welfare Law (KJHRV e.V.) has been operating as an independent ombudsman service in the field of child and youth welfare since 2012.

As part of a research project, three students from Mittweida University of Applied Sciences have examined the work of the KJHRV e.V. through a case study and would like to present the findings as part of a professional exchange together with students from ehs Dresden.

 

2016

  • 22 November 2016

INCLUSION in Saxony’s childcare centres | Closing event
: Lecture: ā€œInclusion in childcare centres in Saxony – Current status of a task for society as a wholeā€

  • 5 November 2016

Diversity as an Opportunity | Shaping Integration and Inclusion in Day-Care Centres

Keynote address: ā€œIntegration and Inclusion – a task for everyone? On the opportunities and contradictions in a debate about fundamental attitudes and framework conditionsā€

  • Social Work Congress 2016 ā€œSUCCESS – Impact in Social Workā€

12 October 2016
Workshop S 09:
Perspectives on success and achievement: ā€œCommunity-based family workā€
11 October 2016
Workshop F 09
: Structural conditions for success: ā€œSuccessful Networking: The Saxon Network for Research and Doctoral Studies in Social Workā€

  • 27 October 2016

Expert Forum: The Dresden Development Model – A Nursery for All
Lecture: Findings from the research evaluation

  • 26 October 2016

4th Annual Conference on Addiction Prevention in Erfurt | Focusing on Young People’s Living Environments: Rethinking
Addiction Prevention Beyond the School Setting Presentation: Living Environment-Based Addiction Prevention. A Critical and Forward-Looking Perspective

  • 22–23 September 2016

ā€œReality Meets Expectationsā€ Children’s Rights Congress – Dresden
Co-organiser of the congress Panel discussion ā€œReality Meets Expectationsā€
Expert Forum 5: Social-educational family support 

  • 20 April 2016

Consultation and exchange of experiences with providers of childcare centres and home-based childcare under the Saxon Childcare Act (SƤchsKitaG) in the district of Meissen
Presentation
: The provider’s responsibilities and role in supporting inclusive processes in childcare centres

  • 2 March 2016

Part 1 … Part 2 … Part 3 … – Undervalued –
Social Work in search of recognition
Organiser:
Protestant University of Applied Sciences Dresden
Workshop 2: ā€œFramework conditions in youth welfareā€

  • 1–2 March 2016 in Meissen

Annual Conference of the Saxon State Ministry for Social Affairs and Consumer Protection and the State Youth Welfare Office for specialist advisers to childcare centres and for childminding services within the public and independent youth welfare sector in the Free State of Saxony
ā€œInclusive Practice in Childcareā€
Presentation
: The role of specialist consultancy in promoting inclusion processes in childcare centres

 

2015

  • 30 October 2015 – 17th Regional Youth Welfare Conference

Protecting the child’s interests or putting their welfare at risk?
The challenge of out-of-home care in Saxony’s child and youth
welfare services Organisers:
TU Dresden, Institute for Social Pedagogy, Social Work and Welfare Studies | Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Faculty Social Sciences | IRIS e.V. – Institute for Regional Innovation and Social Research Dresden
Presentation: Highlights from practical support
Workshop 2: Just a mother!? On the situation of underage mothers (with Heike TƤge)

  • 29 October 2015

Symposium of the State Expert Committee on Addiction
Prevention Organiser:
Saxony
Centre for Addiction Prevention Presentation: Addiction-specific issues in adolescence

  • 25 September 2015 Symposium

Children and Young People in Educational Support Services:
Strengthening
Rights 25 September 2015 at HTWK Leipzig
Lecture: Young People as Experts in Their Own Lives. The Contribution of Participation to Successful Youth Welfare
Prof. Dr Barbara Wolf

  • 17 June 2015 – 7th YOUTH WELFARE DAY

The future cannot be achieved alone – cooperation between youth support services and schools
Organiser:
Kinder- und Jugendfƶrderungswerk e. V., Meerane
Presentation: Youth support services and schools – or two worlds collide!

 

2014

Practice, Teaching and Research

  • 15 July 2014

Expert discussion on practice, teaching and research in Schmochtitz / Bautzen

  • 11 July 2014 – 16th Regional Youth Welfare Conference

Shaping the future through youth reporting? On the social situation of young people (in rural areas) in the Free State of Saxony

  • 28 March 2014 Symposium at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Faculty Social Sciences, ā€˜Qualitative Aspects in the Planning of Childcare Centres’ 
     
  • 3–4 March 2014 – Symposium in Meissen

Annual Conference of the Saxon State Ministry for Social Affairs and Consumer Protection
: ā€œSeeing the Opportunities! – Expert advice as an ongoing challenge for the further development of childcare centres and home-based childcareā€
Workshop: Men in childcare centres and general suspicion

2013

  • 11 October 2013 – Symposium – at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Faculty Social Sciences,

ā€˜Girls and Boys in Residential Care – Yesterday and Today’ 

  • 28 September 2013

Education through Dialogue: Participate – Get Involved – Symposium
Organiser:
AWO Chemnitz
Topic of the presentation: Participation – by whom? 

  • 25 January 2013 – Symposium

Having rights – obtaining justice and support in child and youth welfare!
Organiser:
Kinder- und Jugendhilferechtverein e.V.
Discussion topic: The KJHRV’s role in providing support and acting as an ombudsman, and cooperation with public youth welfare services

2012

  • 17 October 2012 – Symposium

Early years educators: the all-rounders – expertise and professionalism in early years education
Topic of the lecture: When am I a good early years educator?

  • 5 October 2012 – Symposium at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences

Gender perspectives in youth welfare – old hat? 

  • 28 September 2012 – All About Boys, or What?

Organiser: Dresden
Men’s Network Topic of the lecture: Keynote I ā€œBoys’ Worlds – Girls’ Worldsā€ Gender-sensitive work in youth welfare
 Lecture by Prof. Barbara Wolf, Source: Institut 3 L

  • 12 July 2012 – After-school care symposium – ā€˜Hort’ = ā€˜treasure, store’ in Chemnitz, Organiser: Institut 3L

Topic of the lecture: How 6–11-year-olds cope with everyday life; orientation within their living environment and implications for the work of the after-school care centre

  • 22 June 2012 – Collaboration with Dresden University of Technology

Regional Youth Welfare Conference: Professional Practice within and alongside the Structures of Youth Welfare in Saxony, Dresden University of Technology, Institute for Social Pedagogy, Social Work and Welfare Studies, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Faculty Social Sciences

  • 8 March 2012 – Annual Conference

of specialist advisers for nursery schools and childminding in Saxony 2012

Topic of the presentation: The Saxon Education Plan in the context of social developments

2011

  • 6 December 2011 – Conference, Protestant Academy, Meissen

Tacheles – on foresighted knowledge!
Topic of the lecture: Child and youth welfare in Saxony – a comparison across Germany

  • 24 November 2011 – Specialist conference, Brücke/Most Foundation, Dresden

Girls, boys and their worlds.
The significance of gender perspectives in (residential) educational
care. Topic of the lecture: Girls, boys and their worlds. What does gender-sensitive work mean in educational care?

  • 7 October 2011 – Symposium

ā€˜Girls’ and ā€˜Boys’ Worlds in Day-Care Centres’
Topic
of the presentation: An introduction to the topic of girls’ and boys’ worlds in day-care centres 

  • 8 July 2011 – 20 Years of Child and Youth Welfare in Saxony

Topic of the presentation: Highlights from 20 years of child and youth welfare in Saxony:

Changes in the perception of children, young people and their families

Development of professional expertise and structures within Saxony’s child and youth welfare services

  • 18 May 2011 – Youth Conference: Are young people being sidelined?

Topic of the presentation: ā€˜What are the roles of youth work today?’

Organiser: AWO Erzgebirge gemeinnützige GmbH in cooperation with the State Study Academy Breitenbrunn

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