Dear all, we are the student project team diversity. After the AStA set their goal this term to focus on diversity and a university wide project team diversity was established, we established a student project team as well, to focus on the student’s perspectives. Our project team has been founded by the student’s parliament. Our goal is a university for all. That means that we want everybody to study at our university without being restricted or discriminated against. To reach that goal we address discrimination of all kinds, for example racism, sexism and ableism (this list is not exhaustive and without any hierachy). We want to find out where the university has blind spots according to students and to take those as impulses into the university wide project team to erase them. One part of that is to ensure the implementation of already existing laws (for example regarding accessibility, inclusion, anti-racism). To achieve that, we want to create a network of student groups and individual students.

If you want to join our project team send an e-mail to ag-diversitaet@asta.tu-dortmund.de

Mail: netzwerk.dstip@tu-dortmund.de
Web: https://netzwerk-dstip.asta-dortmund.de/

You want to join? 👉 https://netzwerk-dstip.asta-dortmund.de/beitritt/

The Netzwerk Deutschlandstipendium Dortmund was founded in early 2021 as a platform for active, former, and future Deutschlandstipendium scholars. Our most important goals are interdisciplinary exchange between members, meeting new people, common recreation activities, as well as personal and professional growth. Through the direct connection to the TU Dortmund University as well as to external experts and partners from the free economy, we offer added value to the Deutschlandstipendium scholars and all interested parties, for example through lectures or long-term projects. We place great value on cooperation at eye level to give every member a low-threshold opportunity to actively contribute, try themselves out, and develop as a person. As a student group of the Technical University of Dortmund, the network consists mainly of TU students, but is also open to other universities. The support by the Deutschlandstipendium is a connecting element, but not a prerequisite for participation. Every person who can identify with our goals and our work is welcome.

The network is divided into teams who keep the network running, organize events, and coordinate with each other at regular meetings. We offer open game nights, pub quizzes and much more to promote the exchange among our members and to actively shape student life at the TU Dortmund. Finally, we advocate for a transparent and fair awarding process for the Deutschlandstipendium.