International Social Work and Human Rights

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Study program: Soziale Arbeit
Lecture: 5WIFO1 - Bachelorprojektwerkstatt
Lecturer(s): Andrea Pilgerstorfer
Team leader: Judith Riedelmayer
Team members:

Christian Pühringer (so191306)
Judith Riedelmayer (so221003)
Jonas Jankovits (so221004)
Balqis Mukari (so221006)
Clara Zöttl (so221011)
Adrian Frizberg (so221014)
Lisa Idinger (so221019)
Amir Zuberi (so221033)
Viktoria Micheler (so221038)
Christina Fazekas (so221316)
Caroline Pfeiffer (so221318)
Michael Huber (so221326)

Short description: An interactive experience showcasing bizarre but real illegal practices at EU borders.

Project description:

For our Booth in the Vernissage we want to shed light on different Topics we are covering in our Bachelor Projects connected to international social work and human rights. These Topics fall under three clusters: Migration, Reproductive & Women*’s Rights and Eco-social aspects. We aim to create an interactive experience by simulating EU border control scenarios to highlight the injustices of pushbacks and guide participants to our booth, where they can explore topics related to international social work and human rights. In order to campaign our booth we aim to create an interactive experience by simulating EU-control scenarios. Examples for these scnearios could be handing out pushback or entrance tickets, asking bizarre questions, profiling based on atypical criteria such as wearing a hat, etc.