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The magic charm - a presentation by Iva Bicanic

The professional approach of sexual assault victims has changed since the 1970s: from a fragmented model to a centralized ‘one stop shop model’ where multiple disciplines offer collaborative services at one central location. Like other countries across the globe, the Netherlands took steps towards an integrated, multi-agency support framework resulting in 16 Sexual Assault Centers. Iva Bicanic will present this 10-year development as well as the elements that contributed to its success. 

Iva Bicanic is clinical psychologist at UMC Utrecht and VU Amsterdam. She is an expert in the field of sexual violence and skilled in post-traumatic stress disorder, cognitive behavioural therapy, EMDR, psychology, clinical research and psychiatry. 

XplorIT! - a session by Meike Bartels and Berend van de Kraats
Going beyond the 'why' and 'what' of interdisciplinary collaborations it all comes down to the 'how'. The how is not perfect. The 'how' starts with Xploring yourself, your context and our future. So let's start to - XplorIT. 
Meike has spent her career digging into the causes of differences in wellbeing addressing nature and nurture to understand the complexities of intrinsic drive. Berend has spent his career with 60 individuals in a submarine tasked with multiple missions. His practical experiences together with the comforting back-up of science will get your intent kick-started. 

Meike Bartels is Professor in Genetics and Wellbeing at VU Amsterdam and Berend van de Kraats is Boardmember at XplorIT and Submarine Captain.

Not meeting in the middle: finding common ground - a learning by doing session by Anke Vrieze

Finding common ground is key to interdisciplinary collaborations. However, where do you meet? Together, we depart from the premise that it’s not about meeting in the middle. Rather, it’s about finding the creative tension between perspectives. Curious to explore what’s needed to make interdisciplinary collaboration spark? Join us for this learning-by-doing session! 

This session is led by Anke de Vrieze, Knowledge & learning adviser at the Centre for Unusual Collaborations (CUCo), an alliance of Utrecht University, UMC Utrecht, Eindhoven University of Technology, and Wageningen University & Research.

Cultivating Hope as Resource for Interdisciplinary Work - a workshop by Doris Gottlieb

Embarking on an interdisciplinary project is like walking into an undiscovered country. You don’t know what you will find. Often signs are confusing, and it can be disorienting as you encounter different assumptions, professional languages, and differences in perspectives that add an extra level of complexity. Finding ways to actively cultivate hope is a valuable tool that can help navigate this landscape, as people work together in new ways and find new solutions. In this workshop we will explore how you can work with hope: what are your experiences of working with hope, which tools can help a team to create a collective sense of hope and which ways can develop your own practice and conduct to make use of hope? 

Doris Gottlieb is consultant, facilitator, trainer and mentor Genuine Contact - an approach to change and to leadership

Walking through your senses - a walking session by Francesca Ranalli and Tânia Cardoso

Being able to feel and share our emotions is the first step for listening to each other. Walking through the Amstel area while focusing on one sense can help us reinforce the relationship between our bodies and minds. Unexpectedly, listening and understanding each other’s different perspectives can spark new insights. This is a key to interdisciplinarity!

This part of the day is organised by Francesca Ranalli, postdoc of Utrecht University, architect & urban designer, and by Tânia Cardoso, illustrator, urbanist & PhD candidate of the Centre for Urban Studies - University of Amsterdam

Huge diversity of organisations and participants that have registered

Already more than 150 people have signed up for the event. We are proud of the huge diversity of organisations that have already registered. Including 16 universities, ranging from Maastricht to Groningen and from Rotterdam to Nijmegen. But also societal partners will be present, ranging from people from the municipalities Utrecht and Zwolle, to the Trimbos Institute, to organisations such as Civil Care and The Alignment House. Finally, we will also welcome international guests from among others Spain, France and Germany united in interdisciplinary collaborative projects such as the European IMPROVA project.

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2024-04-18

2024-04-18

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