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Vom Nebeneinander zum Miteinander. Partizipation im Projekt stark³

Authors: David Labhart; Cornelia Müller Bösch;

Vom Nebeneinander zum Miteinander. Partizipation im Projekt stark³

Abstract

In der Schweiz wurden in den Jahren 2021 bis 2024 im Rahmen des Projekts stark3 ein Argumentarium, Qualitätsaspekte und Leitfragen entwickelt, die einer Hochschule helfen können, Veranstaltungen und Hochschulprogramme für Menschen mit kognitiver Beeinträchtigung zu öffnen. Der vorliegende Beitrag fokussiert auf die Herausforderungen, die der partizipative und gleichberechtigt gestaltete Prozess in der Entwicklung des Argumentariums mit sich brachte. Ausschnitte aus dem Prozess des ersten Projektjahres wurden im Beitrag exemplarisch mithilfe von Aspekten zweier Theorien – der Akteur-Netzwerk-Theorie und der Denkstiltheorie – reflektiert. Im Fazit wird konstatiert, dass die zwei Theorien helfen können, partizipative Projekte reflektiert von einem Nebeneinander zu einem Miteinander zu bringen. (DIPF/Orig.)

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