presentation and explanation of the film I see I see what you don't see, portraying people with dementia

Contribution to the panel "Handling/Manipulating Photographs in Africa: New Perspectives in Photography History, I of II" convened by Erika Nimis and Marian Nur Goni, titled 'Beyond the Photograph; Ekifananyi Kya Muteesa'

presentation and explanation of the film I see I see what you don't seePortraying people with dementia

International Conference Teylers Museum, Haarlem, 20 - 22 April 2017Museums and (the Loss of) the Encyclopedic Ideal, 1785-2016

Purpose of the COP4HL project is to develop and implement an impact-driven multi-sector approach that develops innovative products and services to promote Healthy Lifestyle in different EU settings.

Vanuit het lectoraat oefentherapie van de Faculteit Gezondheid van de Hogeschool van Amsterdam werd 1 april 2017 gestart met een tweejarig onderzoeksproject, dat als doel heeft om een beweeggame te ontwikkelen waarmee oefen- en fysiotherapeuten kinderen van 8-12 jaar met milde tot ernstige astma stimuleren …

This paper presents (part of) an illustrated letter to Musa Katuramu (Uganda, *1916 / †1983), whose photographs I appropriated and present in a book. Appropriation is an important but problematic gesture. Through it I try to do justice to the social biographies of images I work with, and to make them …

Learning in professional networks is gaining popularity in teachers’ professional development. To study how teachers evaluated their networks, we developed a questionnaire called the ‘network barometer’ to inquire functioning according to three dimensions based on communities of practice theory: domain, …