• The use of Diaconal Asset-Based Approach as a tool for the inclusion of persons with disabilities. Case study of the work of the Association HANDICARE with hearing-impaired youth in Ngaoundéré – Cameroon 

  Ounsoubo, Amos (Master thesis, 2021)

  The inclusion of groups in situation of marginalisation such as people with disabilities (PwD) is one of the great challenges that the ‘Leave No behind’ approach of the SDGs aims to solve. Very often, organisations and ...

• Improving psycho-social well-being among human trafficking victims in Nepal 

  Thapa Giri, Bina (Master thesis, 2020)

  Human trafficking has become one of the major global issues that lead the survivors to face a lot of challenges in order to move forward or begin their new life with full of freedom and of their own choices. Simply the ...

• Leading innovation in US public libraries. Storm clouds and silver linings of COVID-19 

  Flickinger, Holly (Master thesis, 2021)

  This thesis examines how US public libraries are innovating to connect with their communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The work pays special attention to the role of leadership in the innovation process. By examining ...

• Eradication of Chhaupadi Pratha in mid-and far-western region of Nepal – analysis of a tradition of being untouchable during menstruation 

  Sunuwar, Jhana Kumari (Master thesis, 2020)

  Chhaupadi is the tradition of being untouchable during menstruation in mid-and-far western region of Nepal. The menstruation is considered as sin, impure, unclean and untouchable according to Hindu religious belief. ...

• No way out? The dilemma of survivors of domestic violence and the church’s response in Ghana 

  Stiles-Ocran, Elorm Ama (Master thesis, 2020)

  Domestic violence/intimate partner violence is a scourge affecting Anlo Ewe women in Ghana’s southeastern region due to the prevalence of a patriarchal culture of male dominance interplayed with religion. The narrow ...

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