Wie können Menschen mit Behinderung in den Arbeitsmarkt integriert werden?

The "Inclusion Think Factory" forms the central starting point of our programme. Here, people from business and civil society have the opportunity to share their real challenges in the area of inclusive working environments. Together, we look for problems that urgently need to be addressed and value the diversity of different perspectives.
Whether you as a company are new to the topic or already have experience - your point of view is crucial to us. Including the perspective of people with disabilities on work and inclusion is also particularly important to us. As a social actor and expert in the target group of people with disabilities, we look forward to hearing your valuable insights and experiences.

Registrations for the think tank by e-mail to 
​tina.beeg@uni-bayreuth.de

In the practical impulse, we deepen our understanding of the identified challenges. An interactive concept brings together practice partners and students, supported by experts from the field of inclusion. Together, we will discuss the obstacles to an inclusive working world that we have already uncovered in the think tank. A deep understanding of these challenges is crucial in order to develop sustainable solutions that can bring about positive change in the long term.

The value for students: We lay the foundation for the working phase of the student teams. The students benefit from direct contact with the practice partners.

Value for the practice partners: They benefit from direct exchange with like-minded people, expand their network and come into direct contact with the student teams. This gives you an insight into the idea development process right from the start and allows you to be part of it.

Register for the practical impulse by e-mail to tina.beeg@uni-bayreuth.de

After the practical impulse, the student teams enter the work phase (April to June). Here they are provided with input on social entrepreneurship in seminars and learn methods for developing ideas. Their task is to develop solution ideas for the identified problems, supported by practice partners as experts (e.g. as interview partners).

Students can register for the seminar here:

REGISTRATION LINK

In the pitch final, the student teams present their ideas and receive feedback from practice partners and interested parties. This final not only marks the end of the programme, but also the beginning of the transfer of ideas into practice. Here, students and practice partners have the unique opportunity to be inspired by creative solutions and at the same time hold initial discussions on the implementation of the ideas.

Registrations for the pitch final by e-mail to 
​​tina.beeg@uni-bayreuth.de

You will take part in one or more events (think tank, practical impulse, pitch final). Here you will have the opportunity to network with other practice partners, students and the project initiators.

They are available for interviews as practice partners. The student teams work on real challenges of an inclusive working environment. It is therefore important that they can compare their assumptions with practice during the idea development process. As an "expert only", you can be available for interviews. You can determine the duration and number of interviews according to your time resources.

You are represented as a practice partner at the events - or selected events - and are also available as an interview partner. This allows you to actively accompany and help shape the process. By maintaining a close connection to the student teams and the solution process, you maximise the output.