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As WeRin project partners, we are delighted to share that we are in the pilot testing stage of the project.  The piloting will fine-tune the WeRin Toolbox, WeRLearnin Approach, and WeRin Knowledge Port in order to create a more inclusive entrepreneurship ecosystem both in academic and non-academic organisations. The target group of the “Breaking Barriers […]

By Maynara Furquim   WESt, a WeRin partner, is a certified STARTERCENTER NRW for the district of Steinfurt in Germany and is available free of charge to all founders of the region as a neutral point of contact. The consultants support with all questions before and after the foundation. Since 2009, WESt has had an initiative

The question that drives WeRin is, how can we enhance the inclusivity of regional entrepreneurial ecosystems and improve the embeddedness of women entrepreneurs?  We address this question through the design of more inclusive academic and non-academic entrepreneurship education and support programmes. With the launch of the Good Practice Webinar Collection, we present a series of

By Maynara de Almeida Furquim, Münster University of Applied Sciences Starting your own business and becoming an entrepreneur can sometimes be a dream, a  family heritage, a career choice, or even a completely unexpected event in life. In my case, it was a bit of everything, and I want to share how I ended up

FH Münster, a WeRin partner, introduced an interesting programme that supports a more inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem in Münster, Germany: Kickstart Academy, by Venture Club Münster (VCM). This was completed as part of the preparation of the Good Practice Report, which started in June 2022. As WeRin launches the Webinar Collection, FH Münster recently spoke with

By Beatrice Bettarini    As the student ambassador for diversity and inclusion at the Faculty of Business and Economics at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, I recently had the incredible opportunity to attend a training workshop at Munster Technological University in Cork, Ireland focused on equality, diversity, and inclusion, with a particular emphasis on women

By Hugo Buitrago, Accreditation Council for Entrepreneurial and Engaged Universities (ACEEU)   The WeRin project successfully launched the WeRin International Capacity Building Session on gender, inclusivity, and entrepreneurial ecosystems in May 2023, hosted by the Hincks Centre (Centre Entrepreneurship Excellence) at Munster Technological University in Cork, Ireland. The two-day face-to-face session discussed the implications of inclusive

By Daily van Dijk, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences The Code To Change is an organisation based in the Netherlands dedicated to reducing inequality by empowering marginalised groups with the necessary professional skills. At the heart of this organisation is Iffat Rose Gill, an international trailblazing social entrepreneur, activist, and the founder of “The Code

The WeRin project is proud to announce the launch of the WeRin Knowledge Port, a virtual platform of essential resources to learn about inclusive female entrepreneurship. These open educational resources support the implementation of teaching and learning strategies in higher education programmes. The materials contained in the WeRin Knowledge Port allow blended and independent learning

We are thrilled to announce that the WeRLearnin Approach is now available and free to download. The WeRin project partners prepared the WeRLearnIn Approach as guidelines for all stakeholders that explain how to utilise the collected project materials to achieve goals in their entrepreneurship teaching and affect their respective ecosystems. The brochure describes The WeRLearnin