Carla Mascia est chercheuse post-doctorale au sein du Groupe de recherche sur les relations ethniques, les migrations et l’égalité (GERME) de l’Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB). Sa recherche doctorale porte sur la mise en œuvre de la politique de regroupement familial en Belgique. Ses recherches actuelles se concentrent sur les droits des étrangers et l’accès à ces droits.
Anne Lemonne, PhD in Criminological Sciences from the Université Libre de Bruxelles, works at the Criminology Department at the...
Marc Taeymans is lecturer Tourism Law at Thomas More Hogeschool, Mechelen and lecturer at KU Leuven. He graduated in Law...
Johan Bonny is bishop of Antwerp (Belgium) since 2008. Representing the Belgian bishops, he participated in the second Synod on...
Kevin Emplit obtained a bachelor’s degree in Psychological and Pedagogical Sciences and a master’s degree in Criminology at the Université...
Herman Siebens, PhD in Educational Science, has published several books on professional and business ethics and on school management....
Hans Gijsen is researcher on the properties of competition skates for the purpose to improve them. He is material...
Christine Guillain is Professor at University Saint-Louis – Brussels where she teaches criminal law and directs the GREPEC (Groupe de...
Silke Daelman has a background in educational studies. She is a Disability Studies researcher that is interested in difference and...
Charlotte De Kock est chercheuse en sciences sociales depuis 2010. Depuis 2015, elle se concentre sur l'accessibilité des services...
Early in his career as a teacher Erwin Tielemans began integrating games and playful activities in his work. When...
