What do your parents do for a living?

The question ‘what do your parents do for a living’ isn’t that uncommon. We measure ourselves by certain forms of capital, and most of the time it is income that comes to mind first. Or are there other factors that influence our academic mobility?

Steven van Wijk and Semiha Aydin • February 27, 2020

Someone like me can be successful, too!

How can role models best be utilised in order to help lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people achieve equality in the workplace?

Jojanneke van der Toorn and Luisa Liekefett • November 19, 2018

What do you think about differences? Struggling with social inclusion

Social inclusion of people with disabilities requires destigmatization of intellectual disabilities and mental health problems

Anika Bexkens and Laurian Hafkemeijer • May 24, 2018

Locked in or locked out?

Can you be happy when you are completely paralyzed? When you can think and feel, but can only blink your eyes? Surprisingly, most people with the locked-in syndrome can be happy. What is devastating is when you are locked out of society.

Femke Nijboer • March 29, 2015

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What do your parents do for a living?

Someone like me can be successful, too!

What do you think about differences? Struggling with social inclusion

Locked in or locked out?