Unsere Projekte aus dem Bereich Research

The aim of this research project is to find out how companies (may) succeed in becoming (more) inclusive and reaching groups of people that are currently excluded from the labour market.

The sport projects "Schneetiger" and "kick mit" target children and young people with and without disabilities and migrant girls. queraum supports the projects in their measurement of efficiency.

This study aims to obtain insight into the life situation and support needs of older and old persons with learning disabilities and specific needs in order to improve their participation and quality of life.

The project is about researching social spaces of New Middle Schools and communities in the 22nd district of Vienna. Students and professional researchers will investigate these questions jointly.

This is the first representative Austrian study of disabled persons' experiences of violence. The research results will contribute to violence prevention and the support of persons affected by violence.

Social integration/inclusion remains one of the main challenges in schools. The project wants to generate knowledge that contributes to foster social cohesion and "successful inclusion" in schools.

This participative, inclusive research project will contribute to a better inclusion of people with disabilities and a more comprehensive and diverse understanding of Caring Communities.

The study aims to shed light on the opportunities of vulnerable people for a ecologically sustainable lifestyle. It is planned and carried out together with the inclusive research group Human Rights.

queraum supported the further development of the project by researching into a previous project of the initiator.

The aim of this participative research project is to find out about the effects of the personal assistance and support provided by LOK – from the view of both clients and staff of LOK.

The project investigates the police detention centers. queraum is responsible for developing a competency profile that systematises the skills and knowledge required by employees in such centers to ensure the mental and physical health of the detainees.