Talking Points
We invite you to contribute to the new interdiac series: ‘Talking Points’! This regular production aims to present the issues faced by professional social & diaconal workers, students and volunteers. Each edition will highlight and present one topic, which the writer will analyse. It is important to reflect on the implications for the field of work or for future learning and development.
At the same time, ‘Talking Points’ is an opportunity for writers to invite others to join a reflective journey which may lead to new developments and changes in social and diaconal work and personal lives.
Your contribution can be an article or essay on a topic, a report and reflection on practice or the result of a written assignment in a learning programme. The main thing is that all editions should be contextually rooted and relevant!
Resources
- Lived Spirituality (PDF – 1 MB)Author: Oksana Prosvirnina
- From confrontation towards conviviality (PDF – 409 KB)Author: Pia Rinne & Ulla Siirto
- People on the move: A research journey to eastern european migration (PDF – 451 KB)Author: Ulla Siirto
- Created in the image of God - Diaconia as act of recognition of human dignity (PDF – 969 KB)Author: Herman Noordegraaf
- Developing innovative practice for diverse communities. Participants’ reflections on the New Learning Programme of interdiac (PDF – 1.1 MB)Participants’ reflections on the New Learning Programme of interdiac
- Conviviality and Accompaniment: a call to life together (PDF – 1.1 MB)Author: Viking Dietrich
- The challenge of new horizons (PDF – 1.7 MB)Author: Ihor Kornii
- Exploring Social Work Through the Context of Professional Education in Ukraine and in the Double Degree Programme in Social Services with a Focus on Diaconia and Christian Social Practice (PDF – 862 KB)Author: Oksana Prosvirnina
- Mobilising and Empowering Women on the Margins Experience in an Armenian Context (PDF – 715 KB)Author: Tsovinar Ghazaryan
- Congregations as the development motors for a local community - two models to increase the wellbeing and life quality of children and families (PDF – 932 KB)Author: Avo Üprus
