Prof. Dr. phil. Isolde Heintze

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Faculty Social Sciences

Chair in Social Policy and Social Work

Fakultät Soziale Arbeit

+49 (0)3727 58-1712

heintze@hs-mittweida.de

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Mittweida University

Fakultät Soziale Arbeit

Technikumplatz 17

09648 Mittweida

Social policy
Social planning and social reporting
Poverty and social exclusion
Social structure analysis
Sociology of Education and the Family
Methods of empirical social research

Projects

Etablierung eines digitalen Assistenten für die soziale Integration

Term: 2026/08/01 – 2026/12/31
Financed by: Landratsamt Mittelsachsen
Project managers:
- Isolde Heintze
- Simon Moses Schleimer

Konzeptionelle Vorbereitung der Umsetzung der inklusiven Jugendhilfeplanung im Landkreis Mittelsachsen

Term: 2026/04/01 – 2026/11/30
Financed by: Landratsamt Mittelsachsen
Project managers: Isolde Heintze

Erstellung einer Clusteranalyse sowie Erarbeitung eines Ergebnisberichts für den Landkreis Altenburger Land

Term: 2024/09/01 – 2024/12/31
Financed by: Landratsamt Altenburger Land
Project managers: Isolde Heintze

Kopfstand

Term: 2023/04/01 – 2026/09/30
Financed by: Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales
Project managers: Isolde Heintze

WIR! - Blockchain-enabled Social Commitment

Term: 2020/09/01 – 2022/10/31
Financed by: Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung
Funding code: 03WIR1308
Project managers: Matthias Vodel

Publications

I. Heintze

Sozialraumorientierung

Appeared in: VSOP Kursbuch Sozialplanung, 2019, P. 39 – 52

Wiesbaden: Springer VS, 2019

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25445-2_5

I. Heintze, T. Esche, F. Haubold

Steuerungsinstrument Sozialberichterstattung – nicht nur in Städten

Appeared in: Sozial Extra 43 (2019), P. 69 – 73

DOI: 10.1007/s12054-018-0141-0

I. Heintze, T. Esche, F. Haubold

Theorie-Praxis-Transfer zwischen Hochschule und Landkreis

Appeared in: Soziale Arbeit. Zeitschrift für soziale und sozialverwandte Gebiete Heft 2/2019, P. 59 – 64

I. Heintze, S. Beetz

Eine Perspektive entwickeln, ohne eine Perspektive zu haben. Handlungsstrategien Geflüchteter und regionale Orientierungen

Appeared in: Vielfalt gestalten. Integration und Stadtentwicklung in Klein- und Mittelstädten, 2018

M.A. Tabea Esche

Projekt: Mittelsachsen-Sozial

Fakultät Soziale Arbeit

M.A. Katrin Naumann

Projekt: „Kopfstand“

M.A. Friederike Haubold

Projekt: Mittelsachsen-Sozial

Fakultät Soziale Arbeit

B.A. Sarah Klein

Projekt „Kopfstand"

Fakultät Soziale Arbeit

M.A. Pauline Tabea Köhler

Projekt: Konzeptionierung einer Inklusiven Jugendhilfeplanung im Landkreis Mittelsachsen

Fakultät Soziale Arbeit

Studied sociology and law at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
Research assistant at the Institute of Sociology, Dresden University of Technology; PhD on the topic ‘Social ecology of Dresden families. The significance of environmental conditions for family socialisation and the personal development of children’
Research assistant at Collaborative Research Centre 504 on the sub-project ‘Educational aspirations, reference groups and educational decisions’, and at the Chair of General Sociology at the University of Mannheim
Coordinator of social planning in a local authority in the state of Brandenburg
Lecturer at the Centre for Methodology at the University of Flensburg and at the Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences at the Lausitz University of Applied Sciences in Cottbus
Awarded the “University Teaching in Brandenburg” certificate, 2013
Lecturer at the VSOP Academy on the “Social Planning Qualification” course, organised by the Association for Social Planning (VSOP).

Member of the Faculty Council
Member of the Media Committee
Research Officer

Conferences

2022

28 March 2022
Presentation at the VSOP e.V. Annual Conference on the topic ‘Operational planning and design. How can integrated social planning succeed in local authority districts?’

29 March 2022
Workshop at the VSOP e.V. Annual Conference: Collaboration between academia and practice. Helping people to help themselves for integrated social planning. (Isolde Heintze, Tabea Esche and Friederike Haubold)

2020

16 March 2020
Presentation at the VSOP e.V. annual conference on the topic ‘Operational planning and design. How can integrated social planning succeed in districts?’ (Cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic)

2019

24 September 2019
Presentation at the Rural Areas Symposium on the topic ‘Healthcare provision research in rural municipalities in the Meißen district’

27 November 2019
Presentation at the symposium “The welfare of children caught between integration and deportation – migration-sensitive child protection in the Meißen district”, topic: Strategies and prospects for action for refugees

2018

29 September 2018
: Moderator of the workshop: ‘From passive to active: More than just “safe,
dry and warm?!”’ 3rd Migration Network Central Saxony Symposium 2018

12 March 2018
“Living Conditions in Social Region 6: Döbeln” – specialist presentation at the Social Region Conference in Döbeln

2017

30 September 2017
“Strategies for Action and Perspectives of Refugees in Saxony” – specialist presentation at the symposium organised by the Network for Asylum and Migration in Central Saxony e.V.

18 May 2017 “Shaping and evaluating participation
in old age” – specialist lecture at the 6th Dresden Senior Citizens’ Conference

25 April | 26 April 2017
Lecturer at the VSOP Academy on “Qualification in Social Planning”,
organised by: Verein für Sozialplanung e.V. (VSOP).
“Social Space-Oriented Planning”

2016

Social Work Congress 2016: ‘GELINGEN – Success and Impact in Social Work’

12 October 2016
Workshop S 09: Perspectives on Success and Effectiveness: ‘Community-Based Family Work’

Lecturer in Frankfurt am Main
, 15–17 June 2016
: Workshop: Advanced Social Reporting

27 January 2016
Second Practical Research
Day: “Development of a Social Reporting Framework for the District of Central Saxony”

2015

23 June 2015
: Scientific analysis of living conditions in the region

9 June 2015
Event organised with the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Mittelsachsen district and the Mittelsachsen District Working Group

26 February 2015
Launch event for the project ‘Development of social reporting for the Mittelsachsen district’

2014

No opportunity or no motivation?

Symposium on educational participation and motivation
to learn 27 August 2014
9.00 am to 4.00 pm
Prof. Dr Isolde Heintze
Social inequality and its influence on educational participation

28 March 2014 Symposium at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Faculty Social Sciences:
‘Qualitative Aspects in the Planning of Childcare Facilities’

24 February 2014 – Evaluation day on the labour market policy initiative ‘KOMPAKT’

2013

1 October 2013 – Inaugural lecture at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Faculty Social Sciences in Roßwein, topic: ‘Local social reporting – necessity, difficulty, reality’

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