Implementing Co-construction in the field of social welfare

Date: 10- 17 December 2025
Durée: 10 h
Horaires : 10 -12h30 – 13h30- 16h
Format: présentiel - Please note that sessions will be recorded and made available on the university’s U-Channel WebTV.
Lieu (si présentiel) : Max Weber salle de séminaire 
Nombre de participants maximum : 10
Public visé : tou.te.s doctorant.e.s SHS
Public conseillé (1ère, 2e, 3e Année, etc.) : -
Type de formation : professionnelle  
Pré-requis pour la formation : maîtriser l’anglais 
Nom des intervenant.e.s : Adriano Fernandes, James Goulding, Hélène Join-Lambert, Claire d’Hennezel
Peut-on suivre uniquement certains modules de cette formation ? : oui
Mode d’inscription : adum


CONTEXTE DE LA FORMATION  

This training block is part of a doctoral training offered within the Cocoso Doctoral Network (Co-construction in the field of Social Welfare - https://cocoso.parisnanterre.fr). Supported by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the Cocoso project promotes participation and co-construction as essential elements of democracy and innovation in social welfare. It focuses on providing training and conducting doctoral research to meet the growing need for meaningful and efficient citizen engagement in social services and policies. Cocoso brings together 6 universities and 15 partners from the non-governmental and public sectors across Europe. The research will develop evidence-based knowledge and innovative methods for effective implementation. 

This training is open to doctoral students from Université Paris Nanterre who are interested in gaining new skills in implementing social change through their doctoral research.

OBJECTIFS

• meet with an international group of doctoral students      
• implement co-construction and participation strategies

OUTILS ET MÉTHODOLOGIE PÉDAGOGIQUE 

Sessions will build on input from experienced stakeholders. Participants will have opportunities to reflect and further develop their own doctoral projects in the light of these insights. Trainers will lead this reflection in order to support the implementation of co-construction through research.

PROGRAMME

• Wednesday 10th December 10 am -12.30 pm:  Theory of change and social innovation Adriano Fernandes, Santa Casa da Misericórdia da Amadora, Portugal
• Wednesday 10th December 1.30 – 4 pm: Networking and preparing community events, Adriano Fernandes (SCMA) and Ana Radulescu, International Federation of Social Workers
• Thursday 11th December 10 am -12.30 pm: Peer advocacy in child protection, James Goulding (UK), Hélène Join-Lambert (CREF, UPN)
• Wednesday 17th December 1.30-4 pm : Participative actions with social care experienced citizens, Claire d’Hennezel, Agence Nouvelle des Solidarités Actives.