Sonja Kanemaki

After receiving my Master’s degree in Hispanic/Latin American Studies in Hamburg, I worked in various non-university contexts in the non-profit sector. Until my path led me back to university and directly to the working group in 2014. The topics I work on mainly concern international student exchanges and university cooperation in European and non-European countries. For me, this includes taking a deeper look at university policies and their structural gaps and weaknesses from a diversity-sensitive and postcolonial perspective. Along these topics I am involved in the project “Collective Responsibility. Rassismus(kritik) an Hochschulen” (Collective Responsibility. (Critique of) Racism at Universities) and conduct seminars to raise awareness for diversity-oriented and racism-related topics for students in teaching education and exchange students.

Geografisch post/kolonial (Geographically post/colonial). How the World is Created from Maps and Images
Martina Neuburger (PI); Corinna Humuza; Sonja Kanemaki; Katrin Singer; Carsten Gräbel & Anna-Maria Woszczyk
Time Period: 2018-Ongoing
partly anniversary fund of the University of Hamburg.
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Winter Semester 2022/23 Seminar “Geographie-Unterricht rassismuskritisch gestalten (mit Lernportal)” (Creating geography lessons critical of racism (with learning portal)) (for students in teaching education)

Repeating Seminar “Rassismuskritisch Reisen & Forschen” (Travel & Research Critical of Racism)