Marjorie van Elven

Marjorie van Elven coordinates DUB's English page. Born in Brazil and fluent in English, Portuguese, Dutch and French, she has been working as a journalist and copywriter for 15 years. She moved to Utrecht in 2012 to pursue a Master's in Gender Studies at UU and has been living there ever since. At DUB, she covers the internationalisation of Dutch higher education, diversity and inclusion. 

Artikelen

Incluusion: Ronald and Tugba Photo: Ivar Pel

Achtergrond

Vluchtelingen werken als trainees bij UU

‘Het gaat niet alleen om een nieuwe baan. Het gaat om een heel nieuw leven’
Incluusion: Ronald and Tugba Photo: Ivar Pel

In depth

Refugees work as trainees at UU

‘It’s not just about having a new job. It’s about having a new life’
pronouns badge

In depth

Pronouns and gender registration

‘It is about time we get a place to talk,’ say transgender and non-binary students
pronouns badge

Achtergrond

Voornaamwoorden en genderregistratie

‘Het is tijd dat we gehoord worden’, zeggen transgender en non-binaire studenten
A world map in which the shape of the continents is formed by people.

In depth

New op-ed series

When your home country is in conflict: UU students and employees share experiences
A world map in which the shape of the continents is formed by people.

Achtergrond

Opiniereeks op DUB

UU’ers delen ervaringen over de onrust in hun thuisland
diversiteit: boegbeeld Illustratie: Eveline Schram

In depth

Being a diversity officer in times of polarisation

Figureheads of diversity policy need to be thick-skinned
Laurien Crump

In depth

A sudden U-turn

Why prominent cold war scholar Laurien Crump left UU to be a school principal
Laurien Crump

Achtergrond

Nieuwe carrière als schooldirecteur

Waarom Oekraïne-deskundige Laurien Crump plotseling de UU verliet
Shamar James

Achtergrond

Proef was succesvol

Nieuwe cursus Nederlands voor aankomende internationale studenten is een blijvertje