Dr. Nadine Binder

online

Care and Regeneration in Participatory & Transdisciplinary Research

+++ This webinar will be held in English. / Dieses Webinar findet auf Englisch statt. +++

Summary:
Repeatedly, participatory and transdisciplinary researchers find themselves in situations of seemingly competing demands between scientific excellence, social impact and commitment on the one hand and (self-)care on the other. Conventional structures with regard to funding, work processes, evaluation, and much more often confront researchers with additional challenges in their transdisciplinary and participatory work that they have to overcome.

This webinar provides knowledge about various forms of care and regeneration by means of a short input followed by reflection questions and subsequent exchange in small groups. Special attention is paid to principles, challenges and solutions of caring and regenerative transdisciplinary research. The webinar addresses the question of how scientists can not only take better care of themselves in their daily research practice, but of those with whom they collaborate. In order to train this ability, the webinar offers space to practice concrete methods for everyday work.

The webinar is aimed at scientists in participatory & transdisciplinary research who want to strengthen their competencies in caring and regenerative cooperation. It not only provides impulses for self-care, but also for how care and regeneration can be anchored in participatory and transdisciplinary research practice.

About the trainer:
Dr. Nadine Binder (she/her) is a psychologist and independent trainer, lecturer and coach. She specializes in the topics of mental health, healthy strategies for dealing with stress, resilience, personality development and personal leadership, as well as intercultural cooperation and DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging). Her experience in participatory and transdisciplinary research comes from her research on intercultural learning in the university context as well as projects on cultural diversity and European law and belonging in the context of social work. In her work, Nadine Binder attaches particular importance to creating spaces for her participants to reflect and exchange ideas with each other and to support the participants in their personal and professional development and growth.

General information:
Participants will receive additional material and literature references to enable them to independently deepen the topics covered in the webinar.
The webinar is designed for transdisciplinary research intermediates but also beginners. Members of all status groups from the Berlin University Alliance partners are invited. Guests from other institutions are welcome.