SPPA, in collaboration with Treehouse Associates and Thempra, invite you to this free webinar. We would like your help in affirming Sir Ken’s ‘place’ within the Social Pedagogy discourse by contributing with the points where his key messages chime most clearly (and, of course, just as much the possibility that some may not).
This reflective session is open for everyone, you do not have to know much, or anything, about his work. However, if you do, we would love to hear what your favourite publication, idea, or even citation may be.
Please, join us!
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0pcuuurD0sHdzP3ZvjxcXdWgmLPvAETKal
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For more information please email us at info@sppa-uk.org
*These webinar series are free for everyone and run by donations. We would very grateful for any voluntary contribution.
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Thanks!
Date
18/09/2020
Time
10:00 - 11:30
Location
Online, Zoom
Pricing
Free - Registration in advance is needed. Please register using the Zoom link provided.
Thure qualified as a Pedagogue in Denmark specialising in music within social education. He has lived and worked in the UK since 2007 and is particularly keen on promoting the 
Gabriel is the co-founder of ThemPra Social Pedagogy, a social (pedagogical) enterprise supporting the development of social pedagogy in the UK through short courses, capacity-building programmes and strategic development. He studied social pedagogy, social work and sociology of childhood in Germany, Denmark, and the UK. His practice experience is mainly in play work, youth work, children’s participation and advocacy, as well as online learning, organisational development and group facilitation. He has been leading the Erasmus+ project developing a Massive Open Online Course in Social Pedagogy across Europe, which is now available on Coursera. Since its inception in 2009, he has been coordinating the Social Pedagogy Development Network, and he is also jointly editing the International Journal of Social Pedagogy. Gabriel is passionate about helping people discover their innate potential and about working together to make this world a place wherein every person can thrive.