You are kindly invited to attend the EADI seminar on 'How to Reach the Extreme Poor through Inclusive Development?' on 26 March, 13.00-18.00 at the University of Amsterdam.

The seminar will consist of two keynote presentations by Professor Katja Bender, Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg, on 'Social Protection and Inclusion of the Extreme Poor: An institutional perspective' and Professor Marleen Dekker, African Studies Centre, Leiden University, and Dr Nicky Pouw, University of Amsterdam, on 'Policies, Programs and Interventions for Inclusive Development in SSA: Empirical perspectives and conceptual refinement', followed by a discussion with the participants. 

In this webinar "Linking social rights to active citizenship for the most vulnerable: the role of rights and accountability in the ‘making’ and ‘shaping’ of social protection?", Rachel Sabates-Wheeler will discuss a conceptual framework she has developed through which citizens can be engaged and stimulated to make rights-based claims for social protection entitlements.

Are you working in the area of Global Citizenship Education? Do you think that education can change the world around you for the better? If your answer is yes, don't miss our webinar with the researcher-activist Ms. La Salete Coelho from the University of Porto and from the Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo, to question and re-imagine collaboration and knowledge creation. She will illustrate her reasoning on the example of the Sinergias ED Community, which aims to consolidate the dialogue between action and research in Development Education and GCE, researchers, practitioners and agents of intervention in the field, and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). Register here