Elisabeth Grundmann

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Elisabeth Grundmann (born April 11, 1941 in Osnabrück ; † January 20, 2013 in Hamburg ) was a German Hispanic , adult educator and migration researcher .

Life

Grundmann studied Romance / Hispanic Studies , History and Education at the Universities of Heidelberg , Berlin , Aix-en-Provence and Kiel with a master’s degree in 1966. From 1967 to 1970 she organized for the German Adult Education Association as a research assistant at the Instituto Centroamericano de Extension de la Cultura (ICECU) in Costa Rica the development and implementation of literacy programs for the rural population of Central America . As a reviewer, she was also involved in various development projects in Latin America funded by the Federal Republic in the following years ; She was entrusted with the work area migration research in a special research area Latin America at the University of Hamburg . From 1977 to 1989 she worked as a foreigner consultant in the authority for schools, youth and vocational training in Hamburg, where in the first few years she led a project financed by the federal government for the further training of foreign workers. Between 1983 and 1986 she worked as a research assistant at the Technical University of Hamburg seconded to the supervision of the Federal Ministry of Family Affairs to take subsidized neighborhood project for integrating foreign women. After working as a speaker for the Green Women’s parliamentary group in 1990/91 in the Hamburg parliament, she began studying urban design and planning at the Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg, which she received in 1997 with a Dipl.-Ing. completed. In the following years she worked as a freelancer in the field of local economics in urban development.

Grundmann was married to the historian Claus-Dieter Krohn .

Create

  • 1979 Founding and development work in the Hamburg working group women in immigrant work
  • 1986 Co-founding of the first German-foreign meeting place for women in Hamburg
  • 1996 Co-founding of an initiative group for a workshop in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg
  • 1997 Participation in setting up a network for migrant women to set up their own businesses

Fonts (selection)

  • Seminar for Theory and Practice of Adult Education in Costa Rica , in: Experiments and Changes. Trends in adult education in Europe and overseas. Ed. Helmuth Dolff u. Johannes Weinberg, Braunschweig: Westermann 1969, pp. 138–147.
  • The introduction of the parliamentary system in Germany 1918 , in: From politics and contemporary history. Supplement to the weekly newspaper Das Parlament, B 12/20. March 1971, pp. 25–40 (together with Claus-Dieter Krohn).
  • Scientific processing of the German translation by Edgar Faure, among others : How we want to live. The UNESCO report on the goals and future of our educational programs, Reinbek: Rowohlt 1973 (= rororo Sachbuch 6835). ISBN 3-499-16835-9 .
  • Population trends and employment in Latin America - selected recent literature. Dt / Span. Hamburg : Institute for Ibero America customer 1975 (= Documentation Service Latin America, Series A, Series A, Vol. 1), 226 pp.
  • German language and social information: Report on an educational leave with foreign workers , in: Learn German . Magazine for language teaching with foreign employees, issue 3/1979 (together with Traute Müller and Inge Wilma). ISSN  0341-3675 . Pp. 27-44.
  • Nationality and cultural identity? A personal search for connections , in: contradictions. Journal for Socialist Politics in the Education, Health and Social Sector, issue 9/1983. ISBN 3-88534-027-5 . Pp. 93-95.
  • Model project neighborhood work with foreign women and girls. [Frauentreff Wilhelmsburg eV]. Final report and manual, Stuttgart et al : Kohlhammer 1986 (= series of publications by the Federal Minister for Youth, Family, Women and Health, vol. 196), 190 + 88 pages (together with Mediha Schuldt et al.). ISBN 3-17-010103-X .
  • Germany, your people. Much would be gained with a new understanding of state and nation , in: pro familia magazin 18th year, issue 4/1990. ISSN  0175-2960 . Pp. 1-3.
  • Mixing of functions as a goal of improvement for a large Hamburg housing estate , in: Yearbook Urban Renewal, Berlin, Vol. 5/1995. ISBN 3-7983-1647-3 . Pp. 302-306.
  • Local migrant economy, gender-specific, in: Yearbook Urban Renewal , Berlin, Vol. 8/1998. ISBN 3-7983-1792-5 . Pp. 325-336.
  • The working group: Uniqueness and Transferability , in: Viktoria Flores Baeza, Maren Gag, Ed .: Mitstreiten - Mitentscheiden - Mitgestalten. The working group women in immigrant work, Neumünster: Paranus-Verlag. ISBN 3-926200-41-3 . Pp. 209-217.
  • The admission of political refugees from Chile to the Federal Republic of Germany after the military coup in September 1973 , in: Fokus Exil 07/08. From the work of the Weichmann Foundation, Hamburg. Pp. 109-115.

literature

  • Traces into the future. Citizenship as a project. The unusual legacy of Elisabeth Grundmann. Edited by Bettina Buschow, Hamburg 2016. ISBN 978-3-00-052357-1 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hamburger Abendblatt February 2, 2013
  2. ^ Gerhard Sandner, The SFB 14 at the University of Hamburg. The attempt to set up a program of interdisciplinary Latin America research 1969-1973. Hamburg: Institute for Geography 1999
  3. ^ For example, Elisabeth Grundmann, model program: Further training for foreign workers, in: Data and facts. Ed. Office for Vocational and Continuing Education Hamburg, No. 2/1979; This. u. a., model project neighborhood work with foreign women and girls. Final report and manual, Stuttgart a. a .: Kohlhammer 1986 (= series of publications by the Federal Minister for Youth, Family, Women and Health, Vol. 196); Dies., Local migrant economy, gender-specific, in: Yearbook Stadternerung, Berlin, Vol. 8/1998, pp. 325–336
personal data
SURNAME Grundmann, Elisabeth
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Hispanic, adult educator and migration researcher
DATE OF BIRTH April 11, 1941
PLACE OF BIRTH Osnabrück
DATE OF DEATH 20th January 2013
Place of death Hamburg , Germany