
Studiengangsleitung Sozialpädagogik & -management (Vollzeit, kommissarisch)
Prof. Dr. Alexandra Geisler
Kontakt
Campus Straßburger Platz | Raum 123
a.geisler@fh-dresden.eu
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, dear colleagues, dear students,
all interested parties are sincerely invited to participate in the online symposium on Zoom.
We want to discuss the legal regulations as well as the general framework in relation to sex work and the profession of social work in Germany and Hungary. Furthermore, the independent counseling center Leila of aidshilfe Leipzig and the Association of Hungarian Sex Workers (SZEXE) Budapest will report on their work. Afterwards there will be the possibility to talk to each other in thematic rooms and to develop perspectives for a cooperation.
The conference will be held in English. Translation from Hungarian is possible.
Please register free of charge via Eventbrite using the registration below.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us by mail at a.geisler@fh-dresden.eu.
We are looking forward to your participation,
Drin Alexandra Geisler
Faculty of Applied Social Sciences
09:00-09:30 ‖ Welcome and organizational matters
09:30-10:50 ‖ Framework conditions in Germany and Hungary
Drin Alexandra Geisler
University of Applied Sciences Dresden (FHD)
10:50-11:00 ‖ Break
11:00-12:30 ‖ Expert contributions from social work practice
12:30-13:00 ‖ Break
13:00-14:00 ‖ Thematic exchange in separate rooms
14:00-15:00 ‖ Conclusion and networking
The symposium is organized in cooperation with the Faculty of Social Work of Wesley János Lelkészképző Főiskola University of Applied Sciences and the Chair of Social Work of the Jewish Theological Seminary / University of Jewish Studies in Budapest.
Participation is free of charge. However, we appreciate donations with the subject "conference 27.10.2022" for the organization of further cooperation to the account Verein der Freunde und Förderer der FHD e.V. IBAN DE94 8505 0300 0221 1565 69.
Prof. Dr. Alexandra Geisler
Kontakt
Campus Straßburger Platz | Raum 123