Steve Woodman, CMA, is the Executive Director of Durham Children’s Aid Society and has had a leadership career in child welfare since 2001 after leaving as Vice President Finance and Support Services Toronto Grace Hospital. He is dedicated to listening to the community and clients he serves and to implementing anti-oppressive practice solutions that work. He is an inclusive leader and effective communicator.
Marieke Vandecasteele is working as researcher/filmmaker at the Department of Special Needs Education, Ghent University. Drawing on auto-visual ethnography,...
Jonas Maas obtained his Master's degree in Criminological Sciences at Ghent University in 2021. He is a doctoral researcher...
Pieter Leloup is a doctor in criminology, historian and political scientist. He is affiliated with the Institute for International...
Margriet Hovens was educated and trained in art academies in Maastricht and Breda. She studied history of art and philosophical...
Lore Bellaert has a background in Educational Sciences. Substance use, addiction and recovery are themes intertwined with her personal and...
Sarah Goesaert works as a policy advisor within the police zone Brussels CAPITAL Ixelles. She holds a degree in...
Eric Maes, PhD in Criminological Sciences, is senior researcher at the Department of Criminology at the NICC (in Brussels),...
Ingrid Verheggen was a Dutch teacher, department manager, vice-rector and rector. After that she was a member of the...
Sandrine Janssens est assistante à la Fédération bruxelloise des institutions pour toxicomanes (FEDITO BXL). Publicaties People and society Migrants et Minorités Ethniques....
Vincent Seron is a professor at the Criminology Department of the University of Liège. His research and teaching focuses...
