INCLUD-ED European Conference 2011
Delen
The INCLUD-ED conference will take place the 6th of December 2011, in the European Parliament, Brussels, from 13.30 to 17.50h.
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Plaats
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Adres
European Parliament. Room P3C050. Paul-Henri Spaak Building. Rue Wiertz 60
Brussels
Algemene informatie
INCLUD-ED. Strategies for inclusion and social cohesion from education in Europe.
INCLUD-ED is an integrated project under priority VII “Citizens and governance in the knowledge-based society” of the Sixth Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (FP6). The European Union faces the challenge of creating high quality educational systems and social policies that are more effective and equitable. In this sense, INCLUD-ED, the most significant research endeavour financed under FP6 and focused on compulsory education, special education and vocational training, responds to the following main objective:
To analyse educational strategies that contribute to social cohesion and educational strategies that lead to social exclusion, within the context of the European knowledge based society, providing key elements and lines of action to improve educational and social policy.
The INCLUD-ED consortium is an interdisciplinary team covering anthropology, economics, history, research methods, political sciences, linguistics, sociology and education. It is supported by ten Working Groups, different Free Task Oriented Groups, a Panel of Experts and an Advisory Committee composed of representatives of vulnerable groups.
The coordinator of INCLUD-ED is CREA - UB, Centre of Research in Theories and Practices that Overcome Inequalities.
INCLUD-ED is an integrated project under priority VII “Citizens and governance in the knowledge-based society” of the Sixth Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (FP6). The European Union faces the challenge of creating high quality educational systems and social policies that are more effective and equitable. In this sense, INCLUD-ED, the most significant research endeavour financed under FP6 and focused on compulsory education, special education and vocational training, responds to the following main objective:
To analyse educational strategies that contribute to social cohesion and educational strategies that lead to social exclusion, within the context of the European knowledge based society, providing key elements and lines of action to improve educational and social policy.
The INCLUD-ED consortium is an interdisciplinary team covering anthropology, economics, history, research methods, political sciences, linguistics, sociology and education. It is supported by ten Working Groups, different Free Task Oriented Groups, a Panel of Experts and an Advisory Committee composed of representatives of vulnerable groups.
The coordinator of INCLUD-ED is CREA - UB, Centre of Research in Theories and Practices that Overcome Inequalities.