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).
Graduated in physical anthropology, at Leiden University, Tristan Krap combined his study with forensic science in Amsterdam. In addition...
Gabriel Quicke, priest of the diocese Bruges (Belgium), lived as Fidei Donum priest in Lebanon, where he worked as...
Kevin Emplit obtained a bachelor’s degree in Psychological and Pedagogical Sciences and a master’s degree in Criminology at the Université...
Annelien Bronckaerts, psychologist, is associated with the EVO – Expertise Center for Developmental Disorders at UZ Brussel. Publications Orthopedagogics Managing ADHD in...
Karl van den Broeck is a journalist, who has worked for the Flemish newspaper De Morgen for almost twenty...
Carla Mascia est chercheuse post-doctorale au sein du Groupe de recherche sur les relations ethniques, les migrations et l'égalité...
Ellen Vandenbogaerde is researcher and lecturer in the department of Applied Social Studies at VIVES University College. She has an...
Eric Maes, PhD in Criminological Sciences, is senior researcher at the Department of Criminology at the NICC (in Brussels),...
Ward Yperman is full-time doctoral researcher and teaching assistant at the Institute for Criminal Law (KU Leuven). His research focuses...
Early in his career as a teacher Erwin Tielemans began integrating games and playful activities in his work. When...
