Process Safety Management (PSM) Freelance Consultant
DSS Sustainable Solutions Switzerland SA
Zürich
Key information
- Publication date:10 April 2025
- Workload:100%
- Contract type:Unlimited employment
- Place of work:Zürich
Job summary
Join the SIKJM annual conference 2024, focusing on children's media! Discover exciting opportunities for networking and learning.
Tasks
- Explore trends in children's non-fiction literature and storytelling.
- Engage with expert speakers sharing insights on diverse genres.
- Network with professionals in the field of children's media.
Skills
- Background in literature, education, or related fields preferred.
- Strong interest in children's literature and educational media.
- Ability to engage and communicate effectively with diverse audiences.
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Swiss Institute for Children and Youth Media
SIKJM Annual Conference 2024: Things exist!
Non-fiction books for children and young people
September 17, 2025, Volkshaus Zurich
The great universe of astonishing
Details: Non-fiction book trends
Lecture by Gina Domeniconi and Aleta-Amirée von Holzen
Non-fiction books not only convey knowledge but are always also narrative works. Their fundamentally hybrid character repeatedly allows new combinations of factual and
fictional elements. The current non-fiction book landscape thus presents itself as extremely diverse in terms of topics and genres. It is noticeable that many authors focus both on particular curiosities and on complex contexts, and that current non-fiction books address taboo topics as joyfully as carefully or adopt unexpected perspectives and
narrative viewpoints. The lecture shows, using selected examples, how non-fiction books inspire amazement in their readers with knowledge and wit, empathy and a spirit of discovery.
Biographies
Gina Domeniconi studied German studies and philosophy and worked simultaneously in public and university libraries. Since 2015, she has been
an employee at the Swiss Institute for Children and Youth Media
SIKJM in the field of literary promotion. There she leads various projects and offers in the area of multilingualism and is active in the field of
continuing education.
Dr. Aleta-Amirée von Holzen studied (German studies,
European folk literature, Older Nordic philology), was an assistant and
lecturer for popular literatures and media at the University of Zurich and completed her doctorate on the double identity of masked heroes. Since 2020, she has been working at SIKJM as co-editor of Buch&Maus and in the field of continuing education.
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