Dr. Volf holds the position of Head at the Institute for Social Work and Social Learning.
New Leader at the Institute for Social Work and Social Pedagogy e.V. Aims to Combat Social Inequality
Dr. Irina Volf has taken the helm as the first female leader of the Institute for Social Work and Social Pedagogy e.V., a renowned research and consulting institution based in Frankfurt/Main and Berlin. With a background in political science and psychology, Dr. Volf has been an active member of the institute since 2011.
Dr. Volf's primary objective as the institute's leader is to empower politics and professionals in social facilities to tackle social inequality. Her areas of interest align with the current fields of focus for the institute, which include aging, poverty, democracy promotion, loneliness, Europe, equality, children, youth and family, social practice, and welfare.
In her new role, Dr. Volf plans to facilitate access to scientific findings and focus on science communication. This approach aims to make the institute's research more accessible and applicable to those working in social facilities.
Dr. Volf succeeds Benjamin Landes, who led the institute for a decade. The Institute for Social Work and Social Pedagogy e.V. is an independent, practice-oriented research and consulting institution that focuses on developing practical solutions for a just and democratic society.
While specific information about Dr. Volf's current plans or activities at the institute is not readily available, it is known that she is a scholar with a strong focus on social pedagogy and social work, with a particular emphasis on social justice and inclusion.
The Institute for Social Work and Social Pedagogy e.V. continues to be a vital force in the fight against social inequality, with its headquarters in Frankfurt/Main and Berlin. As Dr. Volf's tenure begins, the institute looks forward to continued progress and positive change in the realm of social work and social pedagogy.
Dr. Irina Volf, the new leader of the Institute for Social Work and Social Pedagogy e.V., aims to integrate scientific findings to help combat social inequality, demonstrating a strong interest in health-and-wellness and social pedagogy. By making research more accessible to professionals in social facilities, she hopes to empower them to tackle the issues of equality and children, youth, and family welfare.
