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IPE Institute for Intercultural Pedagogy in Elementary Education e.V.

Purpose of the association

The Institute for Intercultural Education in Early Childhood (IPE)
has set itself the task of promoting intercultural education and learning in daycare facilities.

It views the different origins, cultures, languages, and religions of children as resources and aims to encourage children to engage with their multicultural environment in a curious, independent, and creative manner.

To support this process, the IPE offers educational professionals in the elementary sector opportunities for intercultural learning in courses, seminars, study conferences, and team consultations. The IPE's main areas of work:

  • Training and counseling for German professionals and professionals with a migration background
  • Support for the development and implementation of intercultural work concepts, especially with regard to the promotion of early multilingualism
  • Promotion of the training of female migrants as social education specialists in the elementary sector
  • Cooperation with other educational institutions and intercultural initiatives at the regional, national, and international levels
    Evaluation and practical research in the field of intercultural education in elementary schools

Founded: January 10, 2000
Register of associations: VR 3547

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IPE-Institut für Interkulturelle Pädagogik im Elementarbereich e.V.

Woman Margret Junkert
North harbor

Rheinallee, Gebäude 25 (Zollamt, 2.OG) 88
55120 Mainz

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