Die Integration von Geflüchteten und Neuzugewanderten auf dem Ausbildungs- und Arbeitsmarkt gelingt nur sehr schleppend. Gerade die vulnerable Gruppe der LSBTI*-Geflüchteten ist Mehrfachdiskriminierung ausgesetzt und wird vielen anderen Hürden konfrontiert. In diesem spannenden Panel geht es um Gelingensbedingungen, wie bessere Teilhabe auf dem Ausbildungs- und Arbeitsmarkt, sowie Chancen und Potenziale dieser vulnerablen Gruppe.

Amina Noureen (she/her) has lived, studied, and worked across multiple countries for over a decade, including Bangladesh, Thailand, Austria, and now Germany. These cross-cultural experiences have shaped her academic and professional focus on gender equality, migration, and social entrepreneurship. She holds a Master’s degree in Critical Gender Studies and a Bachelor’s degree in Social Entrepreneurship. Amina works with Women in Tech and serves as a social tutor at the University of Bonn. In her research projects, she focuses on microfinance as a tool to expand entrepreneurial opportunities for women and LGBTQI* communities, particularly in Pakistan, while also working as a community manager in inclusive, impact-driven initiatives