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About Rosa Mul (1997) (MA)

You can turn to me for an attentive conversation or research regarding a heritage issue. As a professional, I work carefully, patiently, and precisely. At the Reinwardt Academy, as a researcher into the relationship between emotions and heritage, I gained experience in facilitating conversations and conducting research. This laid the foundation for me to further develop as a researcher and dialogue trainer focusing on heritage issues that require space for discussion and listening.

In 2019, I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Heritage with a focus on dialogue and listening. With an interest in conversation and the search for meaning, I began the 3-year Master Humanistic program in Humanistic Studies in Utrecht that same year. Through this, I have gained both an academic background and practical skills in facilitating conversations. Both during my studies and in my work, I remain interested in how dialogue and justice relate to the how we handle heritage together.

How can we organize the handling of heritage together in a more inclusive and just manner?