SIESC meeting
Sätila, Sweden
July 2023

Per and Theresé Ewert will talk about our subject from the child's perspective.

Per Ewert is a researcher who has studied how Sweden became the world's most secular and individualistic country. He is also director of the Christian thinktank Clapham Institute.

Therese Ewert is a teacher, theologian and therapist who currently works within the municipality's social services. Together they have four children and reside in Forserum, Småland. They lecture together and have co-authored  resources for schools and churches about identity, sexuality and relationships.

Anders Dunemyr works as a school principal and school consultant and is a member of the Council for Christian Schools in Sweden. He is well-versed in the field of educational science with several master's degrees, the most recent of which resulted in an essay on the school's core concept of values ​​in the media. He lives with his wife,  his four children and a dog in Stockholm and is a member of a Pentecostal church.  Anders will shed light on our subject from the perspective of school and education.

Ulrika Erlandsson is the working chairperson for the Catholic Pedagogical Committee. She is a theologian from Uppsala University, a mother of three and has an international background through her upbringing in Africa, Germany and Norway. She is passionate about evangelization and dialogue in a multicultural world. Ulrika will talk about our topic from the perspective of the family.

The Catholic Pedagogical Board supports and inspires lifelong catechesis in the Catholic Diocese of Stockholm.