Profile
Mohamed Lamrabet works at the intersection of communication, education, and social change. With an intersectional and decolonial perspective, he supports organizations in developing equitable, participation-oriented structures. His approach combines transnational contexts, strategic communication, and discrimination-sensitive perspectives. Further areas of focus include the effects of colonial violence on educational and social structures, as well as approaches to postcolonial trauma research.
Specialist areas
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Anti-discrimination work (focus: anti-Muslim racism, among other things)
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Participation models in education
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Project development (classic and agile)
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Strategic communication and public relations
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Diversity and trauma research
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International Cooperation & Civil Society
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Cultural, literary and media education
Methods & Tools
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Project management: IPMA D, Scrum (PSM I, PSPO I)
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Software & Tools: MS Office, MS Project, Adobe Suite
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Innovation methods: Design Thinking, Kanban
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Scientific working method: Zotero, Obsidian
Personal strengths
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Intercultural competence, empathy, teamwork
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Political and socially just stance
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Analytical and conceptual thinking
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Communication and moderation skills
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Reflection skills, sense of responsibility, resilience