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Esma Birdi

How are the meeting and cultural differences between minorities handled?

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Om Esma Birdi

Esma Birdi is from Turkey and grew up in Denmark, where she has gained a very special insight from the objective role of an interpreter. Here, she has time and again faced the meeting between "the system" and ethnic minorities. She has experienced how cases have many nuances and angles, and a dream of better integration processes. Esma Birdi has since worked to make a success out of integration, and has made a difference in her own way and, among other things, has been a member of: - The Government's Democratic Committee - The Family and Working Life Commission - The National Dialogue Forum, Ministry of Education Esma Birdi has also taught cultural sociology at the Police School for 11 years and is a consultant for the Danish Women's Association. She is a prominent adviser to ministries, other public institutions and private companies. Esma Birdi is working hard to expand her already great knowledge of cultural differences, she has, among other things, been to the US – at the expense of the American embassy – to study the education of ethnic minorities and the police's handling of racial differences as well as the prevention of extremism. Esma is an exciting person who is passionate about everything she does. She loves to learn from herself and can tell countless instructive stories about differences being strength, and in 2003 she earned the Venstres Frihedspris, as well as being included in Krak's Blue Book in 2016. Her extensive experience in the field of integration makes her a valuable and professional adviser. Esma teaches, writes books on integration, coaches and prepares holistic action plans on integration for institutions, schools and municipal companies. Esma has broad knowledge of teaching cultural understanding and communication between people who have a different frame of reference than Danish. She has a large professional and private network, which enables her to collaborate widely