Charlotte De Kock est chercheuse en sciences sociales depuis 2010. Depuis 2015, elle se concentre sur l’accessibilité des services pour usagers de drogues pour les migrants et les minorités ethniques (Institut de recherche sur les drogues sociales, Université de Gand). Elle a coordonné le projet de recherche MATREMI axé sur ce thème (DR / 84 Belspo).
Gabriel Quicke, priest of the diocese Bruges (Belgium), lived as Fidei Donum priest in Lebanon, where he worked as...
Timo Slootweg studied Philosophy and History and wrote his thesis on the subject of Historical Consciousness. He teaches Philosophy...
Bro. René Stockman, doctor in the field of social health care, is the Superior General of the Congregation of...
Lin van Schalkwyk is a South African researcher, raised in the town of Stellenbosch. She holds Bachelor degrees in...
Nico van Oudenhoven is co-founder and now a senior associate with International Child Development Initiatives – ICDI, an NGO...
Eric Maes, PhD in Criminological Sciences, is senior researcher at the Department of Criminology at the NICC (in Brussels),...
Nikolaos Asproulis is Deputy Director of the Volos Academy for Theological Studies, Lecturer at the Hellenic Open University and...
Annelien Bronckaerts, psychologist, is associated with the EVO – Expertise Center for Developmental Disorders at UZ Brussel. Publications Orthopedagogics Managing ADHD in...
Hans Leinfelder is assistant professor at the Faculty and the Department of Architecture at KU Leuven, Belgium. Publications Geography Challenging the boxes....
Dani Brutyn, Master in Criminological Sciences and Master in International Relations and Diplomacy, joined the Department of Criminology at...
