1. Marieke van Doorninck
    Marieke van Doorninck
    Marieke van Doorninck

    Talking to 'strategic participation advisor' students from Tertium about participation.

    Director
  2. Monique Spijkers
    Monique Spijkers
    Monique Spijkers

    investigates which frameworks are needed for a smartphone-free school according to parents

    Advisor education and youth
  3. Ferry Nagel
    Ferry Nagel
    Ferry Nagel

    facilitates the learning network 'making healthy living easier'

    Senior advisor care innovation
  4. Sacha van Tongeren
    Sacha van Tongeren
    Sacha van Tongeren

    Working on a 'cookbook' with 'recipes' for a smartphone-free school

    Senior advisor digital society
  5. Wessel Kok
    Wessel Kok
    Wessel Kok

    In conversation with residents about education and growing up in Lelystad

    Advisor educational innovation
  6. Faduma Mukhtar
    Faduma Mukhtar
    Faduma Mukhtar

    maps out lessons learned from labor market agenda: 'Working for the Elderly'

    Advisor social innovation
  1. Emma Steenbergen
    Emma Steenbergen
    Emma Steenbergen

    impressed with how co-creation with residents result in innovative and better ideas for the government

    Advisor social innovation
  2. Iselien Nabben
    Iselien Nabben
    Iselien Nabben

    Is quite impressed with the amount of skills a teacher should have nowadays

    Senior advisor social innovation and leadership development
  3. Nina Sandford
    Nina Sandford
    Nina Sandford

    analyses teacher's personal stories about their profession

    Advisor social innovation
  4. ​​Fabienne van Rossenberg
    ​​Fabienne van Rossenberg
    ​​Fabienne van Rossenberg

    designs practical solutions for smartphone-free school with students, parents and staff

    Advisor social innovation
  5. Dave van Loon
    Dave van Loon
    Dave van Loon

    gives workshop on power in transitions at Amsterdam Smart City

    Advisor government in transition
  6. Marcel Oosterwijk
    Marcel Oosterwijk
    Marcel Oosterwijk

    Designs logo for spin-off of KL Cocktail and Out of Office: the KL Brewery

    Head of Communications

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New in our Advisory Board: Bianca Buurman

Bianca Buurman
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Prof. Dr. Bianca Buurman is a nurse and professor of Acute Elderly Care at the Amsterdam University Medical Center (UMC). Within this line of research, research is being done into the emergence of acute care needs of the elderly and ways to organise care differently, so that this leads to better outcomes for the elderly. We are very happy with the knowledge, practical experience and the large network that Bianca brings with her. We hope to learn a lot from her!
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How we work towards a government that is there for everyone

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Kennisland strives to promote social equality and a government that works for everyone. There are increasing calls for a more inclusive, sustainable and democratic society, which puts shared well-being before economic growth – a society that celebrates differences, because bringing together a variety of perspectives greatly benefits us all. We contribute to the major transitions of our time and to restoring trust and understanding between authorities (the system world) and citizens (the world people live in). Read in this article how we do this.
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An active role for society in care innovation

The healthcare system in the Netherlands is under pressure. Double ageing, the acute shortage of healthcare professionals, the incredible number of people required to work in the healthcare sector in the future just to keep the system running: the signs are ominous. These problems are jeopardising the accessibility and solidarity of the healthcare system. Kennisland tackles entrenched patterns and involves the whole of society with health and the healthcare system, because there are plenty of visions for the future and good ideas for innovation. Let us seek out those ideas and insights, improve them together and bring them to fruition.
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Meet the new director of Kennisland: Marieke van Doorninck

Maak kennis met onze nieuwe directeur: Marieke van Doorninck
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We are proud to present Marieke van Doorninck. From 1 February, she will succeed Nora van der Linden as director of Kennisland. Her ambition is to increase the impact of Kennisland by spreading our successful approaches and lessons more widely and connecting the fields in which we operate. Local approaches to social problems can inspire solutions elsewhere and in other contexts, contributing to an open, learning, inclusive and sustainable society. She will also contribute to the increasingly intensive partnership between Kennisland, CAOP and Sardes. We look forward to a great new phase for KL.
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