2025 Conference Publication Strengthening Zimbabwean migrant families and protecting their children in South Africa: Intergenerational and social work perspectivesLombard, Antoinette, Mpofu, Sheron and Holscher, Dorothee (2025). Strengthening Zimbabwean migrant families and protecting their children in South Africa: Intergenerational and social work perspectives. 2nd ASEAN Conference, Bangkok, Thailand, 11 January 2025. |
2023 Conference Publication Youth voices: a participatory model for community healingSubek, Jessica, Azizullah, Mahbooba and Holscher, Dorothee (2023). Youth voices: a participatory model for community healing. 3rd Australia and New Zealand Trauma recovery in refugee resettlement conference, Adelaide, SA, Australia, 9-11 October 2023. |
2022 Conference Publication The ethical challenge of populism in social workHölscher, Dorothee and Clifford, Derek (2022). The ethical challenge of populism in social work . The 2022 ANZSWWER (Australian and New Zealand Social Work and Welfare Education and Research) Symposium, Melbourne, Australia, 10-11 November 2022. |
2021 Conference Publication Reconsidering social work's relationship with human rights in the context of a necropolitical ordering of the world: The case of mass displacement and refugee encampmentHölscher, Dorothee and Nipperess, Sharlene (2021). Reconsidering social work's relationship with human rights in the context of a necropolitical ordering of the world: The case of mass displacement and refugee encampment . (Im)materialities of Violence, Birmingham, United Kingdom (Online), 25-27 November 2021. |
2021 Conference Publication Reconsidering human rights in the context of mass displacement and refugee encampmentHölscher, Dorothee and Nipperess, Sharlene (2021). Reconsidering human rights in the context of mass displacement and refugee encampment. The 26th Asia-Pacific Regional Social Work Conference , Online, 11-13 November 2021. |
2019 Conference Publication Necropolitics, hauntings, and the aftermath of Rwanda’s genocide: towards an ethics of engagement for a decolonial social work education.Hölscher, Dorothee (2019). Necropolitics, hauntings, and the aftermath of Rwanda’s genocide: towards an ethics of engagement for a decolonial social work education.. 10th Annual New Materialism Conference on Reconfiguring Higher Education, Cape Town, South Africa, 2-4 December 2019. |
2018 Conference Publication Caring for justice in a neoliberal universityHölscher, Dorothee (2018). Caring for justice in a neoliberal university. The 2018 ANZSWWER (Australian and New Zealand Social Work and Welfare Education and Research) Symposium, Adelaide, SA, Australia, 20-21 September 2018. |
2017 Conference Publication Exclusion, participation, and the decolonisation of social work education in South AfricaHölscher, Dorothee (2017). Exclusion, participation, and the decolonisation of social work education in South Africa. International Social Work and Social Development Conference on Decoloniality and Indigenous Knowledge in Education and Practice, Gauteng, South Africa, 8-11 October 2017. |
2017 Conference Publication Anti-oppressive community work practice and the decolonisation debateHölscher, Dorothee (2017). Anti-oppressive community work practice and the decolonisation debate. International Social Work and Social Development Conference on Decoloniality and Indigenous Knowledge in Education and Practice, Gauteng, South Africa, 8-11 October 2017. |
2017 Conference Publication Seminar: Does a decolonised profession still need a code of ethics?Hölscher, Dorothee, Bozalek, Vivienne and Boulton, Amohia (2017). Seminar: Does a decolonised profession still need a code of ethics?. International Social Work and Social Development Conference on Decoloniality and Indigenous Knowledge in Education and Practice, Gauteng, South Africa, 8-11 October 2017. |
2016 Conference Publication Social work with cross-border migrants and the limitations of social work’s Global Definition and Statement of Ethical PrinciplesHölscher, Dorothee (2016). Social work with cross-border migrants and the limitations of social work’s Global Definition and Statement of Ethical Principles. Ethics and Social Welfare in Hard Times; ESW 10th Anniversary Conference, London, United Kingdom, 1-2 September 2016. |
2016 Conference Publication Human rights, social justice and the question of entanglement: Lessons from social work with cross-border migrants in South AfricaHölscher, Dorothee (2016). Human rights, social justice and the question of entanglement: Lessons from social work with cross-border migrants in South Africa. The International Social Work and Society Academy (TiSSA): 14th Annual Plenum Conference, Ghent, Belgium, 19-24 August 2016. |
2015 Conference Publication Subjectivities of survival: Conceptualising just responses to displacement, cross-border migration and structural violence in South AfricaHölscher, Dorothee (2015). Subjectivities of survival: Conceptualising just responses to displacement, cross-border migration and structural violence in South Africa. Social Work and Social evelopment (SWSD), East London, South Africa, 4-7 October 2015. |
2012 Conference Publication ‘If I met her tomorrow, I would not even remember her face’: Considering the notion of responsibility in the context of South Africa’s refugee receiving regimeHölscher, Dorothee (2012). ‘If I met her tomorrow, I would not even remember her face’: Considering the notion of responsibility in the context of South Africa’s refugee receiving regime. Conference of the Association of Schools of Social Work in Africa (ASSWA), White River, South Africa, 14-17 October 2012. |
2011 Conference Publication Encountering the Other across the divides: Ethical challenges for social work with cross-border migrants in South AfricaHölscher, Dorothee (2011). Encountering the Other across the divides: Ethical challenges for social work with cross-border migrants in South Africa. Diversity Conference, Cape Town, South Africa, 20-22 June 2011. |
2008 Conference Publication Cross-border migration: implications for social justiceHölscher, Dorothee (2008). Cross-border migration: implications for social justice. 34th bi-annual Congress of the International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW), Durban, South Africa, 20-24 July 2008. |