(Talitha) T.M.I.C. Stam MSc
- Location
- Erasmus University Rotterdam
- Room
- T 15-52A
- Telephone
- +31 10 4088004
- stam@essb.eur.nl
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Talitha Stam is a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Public Administration and Sociology of Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Talitha conducted an ethnographic…
Talitha Stam is a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Public Administration and Sociology of Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Talitha conducted an ethnographic study on the aspirations of minority ‘white’ Dutch girls in multi-ethnic lower vocational schools as a doctoral researcher. This was part of the FP7-funded international research project: Reducing Early School Leaving in Europe (RESL.eu) for which she also managed the longitudinal quantitative and qualitative data collection among young people at-risk of early school leaving in the Netherlands.
Talitha is currently involved in the Erasmus Initiative Vital Cities and Citizens funded research project: Making Rotterdam’s children more resilient: Closing the socio-economic/ethnic gap in students’ school performances by strengthening partnerships between parents, schools, and children. For this, we work in close collaboration with our societal partner Samen Leren/Bureau Frontlijn from the municipality of Rotterdam.
Before joining EUR, Talitha worked as an academic research coordinator at the IS Academy Human Security in Fragile States at Wageningen University for which she travelled to various (post) disaster regions, including Haiti, North Uganda and South Sudan. She combined her studies with journalism reports, producing professional blogs, radio reports and two short documentaries.
- T.M.I.C. Stam (2017). Reasons and resources: understanding pupils’ aspirations in lower vocational Dutch education. Ethnography and Education, 12 (3), 259-270. doi: doi.org/10.1080/17457823.2016.1237880[go to publisher's site]
- T.M.I.C. Stam & M.R.J. Crul (2018). What's school got to do with it? Comparing educational aspirations of Dutch and English ‘white’ girls from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. In Comparative Perspectives on Early School Leaving in the European Union (Routledge Research in International and Comparative Education). Oxford: Routledge
- L. Van Praag, E. Keskiner, R. van Caudenberg, W. Nouwen & T.M.I.C. Stam (2018). Switching practices in vocational education: A comparative case study in Flanders (Belgium) and the Netherlands. In Comparative Perspectives on Early School Leaving in the European Union. Oxford: Routledge
- T.M.I.C. Stam (2017). Rebuilding children’s social networks in the immediate aftermath of Haiti’s earthquake. In Anthropological knowledge on the move. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press
- T.M.I.C. Stam, B. Weijs & G. van der Haar (2013). Local-level human security in Haiti community arrangements, local government and NGOs after the earthquake. (Extern rapport). : Wageningen University
- T.M.I.C. Stam (2012). From Gardens to Markets: A Madam Sara perspective. (Extern rapport). : Wagening University
- T.M.I.C. Stam (2011). Planting Strategies in Rural Haiti. (Extern rapport). : Wageningen University
- T.M.I.C. Stam (2010). Kids on the Frontline of Haiti's Fault line - Children's Perspectives on Their Earthquake Relocation. (Master Thesis). : Utrecht University
- T.M.I.C. Stam (Jonge meiden en ambities in conflict) (2017, jun 07). Radio Rijnmond. [radio-uitzending]. In Chicks and the City. http://www.chicksandthecity.nl/?p=3223
ZZP-er Talitha Stam
- Start Date
- Feb/2018
- End Date
- Is current
- Place
- ROTTERDAM
- Description
- freelance journalistiek
Academic Researcher
- University
- Erasmus University Rotterdam
- School
- Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences
- Department
- Department of Public Administration and Sociology/ Sociology
- Country
- Nederland
- Telephone
- +31 10 4088004