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“Living in two worlds” – when family expectations put girls under pressure
Seminar with Ida Raheb-Moranjkic
Speaker: Ida Raheb-Moranjkic
Date: December 3, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Duration: 4 hours (online)
Key areas:
- Understanding lived realities: A sound insight into the diverse and transculturally shaped life worlds of young women and girls
- Identifying potentials and risks: Criteria-based examination of specific stress factors and protective resources
- Methodological competence: Teaching practical tools and intervention strategies for transcultural work with girls
Objectives: To understand the significance of growing up between multiple cultures and to reflect on the associated strengths and challenges; to contextualize the special role of young women as "guardians of tradition" in the family and societal context.
Ida Raheb-Moranjkic is a clinical and health psychologist and has been working in her own practice since 2017. Previously, she worked primarily in culturally sensitive fields, including at the FEM Süd women's health center, focusing on psychological and therapeutic counseling and culturally sensitive diagnostics. She also teaches at a university level.
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