Masters Student in Social Work and Inclusion · Occupational Therapist · Social Research & Projects
Who I am
A curious mind, a big heart and a little bit of chaos. I’m queer, neurodivergent, deeply empathetic, and passionate about the things I believe in. I love exploring the world, meeting new people, gaining new perspectives, and inspiring each other along the way. I believe in the power of human connection, kindness, and the strength of community. When something truly matters to me, I pour my whole heart into it.
PresentDominikus-Ringeisen-Werk
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PastOT at Fachklinik Ichenhausen (neurological rehabilitation clinic), OT at Frühförderung Lebenshilfe Memmingen (early intervention center)
SchoolHochschule Ravensburg Weingarten (RWU), ZUYD University Herleen
With a background in Occupational Therapy and Social Work, I aim to focus on social research and project development to foster inclusion, social justice, and equity.
Bavaira, Germany
Being his caretaker was my favorite job I ever had
Why I want to connect with you
Through genuine connections and strong networks, we can make a real difference - sharing our skills, resources, creativity, knowledge and ideas. Let’s connect, collaborate, and create something meaningful together that breaks down barriers, fosters inclusion, and creates equal opportunities for people to thrive.
My participatory community project I did last year - fostering meaningful connections and social cohesion in a neighborhood
What I am working on
I’m currently working on my master’s thesis, exploring how we can foster social cohesion in our diverse society. I’m passionate about social justice and inclusion and I dream of a world where we come together to embrace and celebrate our differences rather than seeing them as a threat.
Join me at pride to support LGBTQ+ rights together or let’s come up with a queer project instead
I also make a pretty decent handyman
I’d love help with
… building a career in social research, finding opportunities to contribute to research projects, gaining hands-on experience, and connecting with people in the field to grow professionally and establish myself as a researcher.
I felt so proud when my first research project got published in a scientific journal