Speaking & moderating
Personal stories and practical experience make themes such as identity, migration and inclusion human and open to discussion.
Explore the possibilitiesMy storyMore than
More than
one story.
Writer. Speaker. Bringing people together.
And always a person among people.
I’m Deniza Miftari. Born in Kosovo, raised in Belgium. My personal journey is the starting point for my work on identity, diversity and inclusion.
From experience to commitmentBelonging.
Belonging.
Staying yourself.
As a young woman with a migration background, I have experienced barriers and blind spots first-hand, both within organisations and across society.
These experiences have not held me back. They have strengthened my conviction: everyone benefits from inclusion.
This personal journey grew into my professional mission: helping to build an inclusive society. I support organisations and schools in recognising barriers and creating a culture where differences are valued.
My approach puts people first. Drawing on my knowledge of diversity and inclusion, my work with young people at #HACK, and my experience promoting language and reading at the ARhus knowledge centre, I connect theory with practice.
In my book Tussenin I put into words what it means to live between two cultures, to face questions without easy answers, and to discover the space that opens up when we listen to each other’s stories.
“Everyone benefitsDeniza Miftari
from inclusion.”
My workIn words.
In words.
And in practice.
A personal approach,
tailored to your organisation.
Workshops & training
An open dialogue with your team or students. Interactive, practical and tailored to the group’s questions.
Explore the possibilitiesConnection & participation
Working with young people, teams and communities to find solutions. The knowledge and answers are often already there.
Let’s talkReflection & advice
A fresh, critical perspective on inclusion. Attentive to barriers and to the possibilities that different perspectives offer.
Let’s talkA good conversation starts hereWhat could we
Let’s get acquainted