Elizabeta Jonuz

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Elizabeta Jonuz (* 1964 in Skopje ) is a social and cultural scientist , educator, social pedagogue , author and civil rights activist who campaigns for the rights of members of the Roma minority. She is German Romni . Elizabeta Jonuz is a lecturer at the Institute for Comparative Educational Research and Social Sciences at the Faculty of Human Sciences at the University of Cologne and is also professor for social work at the University of Hanover in the Migration and International Department.

Life

Elizabeta Jonuz was born in Skopje in Yugoslavia in 1964 . Her parents - her father is Sefedin Jonuz - came to Germany in 1967 with her and her older sister as Yugoslav guest workers . Elizabeta Jonuz grew up in Solingen . She has lived in Cologne since 1982 . There she first learned the profession of educator . She then worked as a daycare worker (until 1994) and in a daycare center (until 2001), which she has been running since 1999. At the age of 37 years, she began studying social at the Technical University of Cologne (2001-2004) and completed in parallel training as a psychoanalytically - systemic consultant. Between 2004 and 2008 she did her doctorate at the University of Cologne in the field of social sciences . Since 2009, Elizabeta Jonuz has been a research assistant at Cologne University of Applied Sciences and lecturer at the Institute for Comparative Educational Research and Social Sciences at the Faculty of Human Sciences at the University of Cologne. She focuses on the sociology of migration, the sociology of education, urban sociology, ethnicization, educational work critical of racism, etc. a.

Elizabeta Jonuz has been doing education and mediation work on the situation of the Roma in Germany and the Roma in ex-Yugoslavia since the early 1990s. In addition, she gave lectures and published in magazines. So she traveled as part of the Cologne Rome e. V. with Karola Fings to Macedonia to document the situation of Roma and Romnija [also: " Romnja "] deported from Germany . The two authors gave lectures and published publications about this nationwide. Elizabeta Jonuz, Karola Fings and Günter Glocksin criticized the reintegration program of the North Rhine-Westphalian state government as a forerunner model for mass deportations of Roma.

Elizabeta Jonuz published some articles in the vom Rom e. V. published magazine Jekh Čhib [also: Jek Čip = "one language / tongue"] . Materials on the situation of the Roma and the FRG , which should serve to educate the majority society about antigypsy stereotypes . Jekh Čhip appeared in the 1990s (1993–1996) with the self- image of "questioning perceptions, checking supposed knowledge", after there was a social interest in checking this 'knowledge' critically ... at best sporadically " .

As a result, Elizabeta Jonuz also dealt scientifically with migrant Roma. B. came as "guest workers" in the 1960s and 1970s from the former Yugoslavia to the Federal Republic, and processes of their marginalization against the background of the term ethnicization .

In relation to feminism, Elizabeta Jonuz deals with the role of the Romni and their relationship to postmodern and postcolonial feminist theories. She dealt with the concept of multiple identities, e.g. B. Birgit Rommelspacher , according to which a person is never just either black or white, poor or rich, woman or man, Turkish or German. Depending on the context in which a person is currently moving, be they one or the other, the self is an open system, different elements of identity are effective at the same time, shifting against each other. Elizabeta Jonuz counters the effectiveness of the specific form of discrimination of antiziganism: "In western industrial societies in Europe, the Romni are always primarily Roma."

For the first major Romnija congress in Germany, in which the artist and writer Ceija Stojka , the musician Esma Redžepova and the filmmaker Melanie Spitta took part, Jonuz created an exhibition on the subject of "Roma women: clichés and realities".

Elizabeta Jonuz has been on the board of the Hildegard Lagrenne Foundation since 2012 , which advocates education, inclusion and participation of members of the diverse Roma minority in Germany, since 2014 a member of the Marburg Society for Antiziganism Research and was a member of the nationwide from 2012 to 2015 Working group to improve participation in education and the educational success of the Roma in Germany.

Writings, media contributions (selection)

Monographs

  • Continuities and breaks in family violence - The change from parental authority to parental authority taking preventive approaches into account, diploma thesis, Cologne 2004
  • Stigma of ethnicity - how immigrant Roma families encounter the ethnicization trap. Cologne 2009, ISBN 978-3-940755-28-5

Book and magazine articles

  • The living situation of Roma children in Macedonia. In: Childhoods. A multimedia project by students with Prof. Dr. Sigrid Tschöpe-Scheffler at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences, Faculty for Applied Social Sciences
  • with Karola Fings, Günter Glocksin: In the vicious circle of discrimination, impoverishment and displacement, in: Roland Schopf (ed.): Sinti, Roma and we others. Contributions to problematic relationships, Münster and Hamburg 1994
  • with Karola Fings: “I breathe it in and out” - an interview with Ceija Stojka, in: Jekh Čhip , materials on the situation of the Roma in the FRG: The past is not past. Roma and Sinti women. Persecution - Resistance - Survival Strategies, No. 4 (1995)
  • with Karola Fings: “We were an annoying society” - an interview with Ceija Stojka, in: Jekh Čhip, materials on the situation of the Roma in Germany: Roma women in motion - images break open. Politics-Everyday-Art, No. 5. (1995)
  • Romnja - "racy" and "racially inferior"? Notes on the history and realities of Roma women, in: Brigitte Fuchs and Gabriele Habinger (eds.): Rassismen und Feminismen. Differences, power relations and solidarity between women, Vienna 1995, ISBN 978-3853711064
  • in Sigrid Tschöpe-Scheffler: Perfect parents and functioning children? On the myth of the "correct" education, Opladen 2005
    • with Andre Bornhöfft: Every family is different
    • with Sigrid Tschöpe-Scheffler, Andre Bornhöfft, Stephanie Mörs-Hoffmann: An orientation test for parents to perceive their own strengths.
    • with Stephanie Mörs-Hoffmann: From parenting to parenting behavior
  • Processes of marginalization of minorities using the example of the Roma, in: Overview. Journal of the information and documentation center for anti-racism work in North Rhine-Westphalia. 15 vol., No. 3 (2009)
  • with Erika Schulze: Diversity as a motor for urban developments. The example of Keupstrasse in Cologne, in: Wolf-Dietrich Bukow, Gerda Heck, Erika Schulze, Erol Yildiz (eds.): New diversity in urban urban society, 2009
  • with Sabine Hornberg and Christian Brüggemann: The educational situation of the Sinti and Roma in Germany, in: Sabine Hornberg and Christian Brüggemann: The educational situation of the Sinti and Roma in Europe, Münster 2013, ISBN 978-3-8309-2841-6
  • Life in a society with a racism background, in: Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung (Ed.), Perspectives and Analyzes of Sinti and Rroma in Germany. Local Studies - Dossier, December 2014, pp. 48–57, see: [3]

radio

Web links

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  1. ↑ HsH - Faculty V - People - Jonuz, Elizabeta, Prof. Dr. (Prof.in). Retrieved April 17, 2019 .
  2. ↑ a b Elizabeta Jonuz: The living situation of Roma children in Macedonia. ( Memento of the original from November 21, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. In: Childhoods. A multimedia project by students with Prof. Dr. Sigrid Tschöpe-Scheffler at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences, Faculty for Applied Social Sciences @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.sw.fh-koeln.de
  3. ↑ Elizabeta Jonuz , website of the University of Cologne, Institute II, Intercultural Educational Research, Institute for Comparative Educational Research and Social Sciences.
  4. ↑ Elizabeta Jonuz, Karola Fings, Günter Glocksin: In the vicious circle of discrimination, impoverishment and displacement, in: Roland Schopf (ed.): Sinti, Roma and we others. Contributions to problematic relationships, Münster and Hamburg 1994, pp. 109–152.
  5. ↑ On the conception of this journal, in: Jek Čip, No. 1 (1993), p. 2.
  6. ↑ Elizabeta Jonuz: Life in a society with a racism background , in: Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung (Ed.), Perspectives and Analyzes of Sinti and Rroma in Germany. Local history - Dossier, December 2014, pp. 48–57, see: [1] .
  7. ↑ Quoted from: Elisabeta Jonuz: Romnja - "racy" and "racially inferior"? Notes on the history and reality of Roma women. In: Brigitta Fuchs, Gabriele Habinger (Ed.): Rassismen & Feminismen. Differences, power relations and solidarity between women, Vienna, 1996, in: Roswitha Scholz : Homo Sacer and “Die Zigeuner”. Antigypsyism - reflections on an essential and therefore "forgotten" variant of modern racism. In: EXIT! June 4, 2007.
  8. ↑ Nadine Michollek, Fatima Hartmann Michollek: “You have the feeling that the same discrimination is repeated every few years.” Fatima Hartmann Michollek in conversation with Nadine Michollek , in: Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung (ed.), Perspektiven und Analyzes von Sinti and Rroma in Germany. Local history - Dossier, December 2014, pp. 93–100, see: [2] .
  9. ↑ Elizabeta Jonuz: Continuities and breaks in family violence - The change from parental authority to parenting competence taking preventive approaches into account , excerpt from the diploma thesis, Cologne 2004, in: Website of the Child Protection Association of North Rhine-Westphalia
  10. ^ Rolf Cantzen: The staging of the foreign. Antiziganism in social science research , Deutschlandradio Kultur, November 15, 2012
personal data
SURNAME Jonuz, Elizabeta
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German scientist, civil rights activist, author, Romni
DATE OF BIRTH 1964
PLACE OF BIRTH Skopje