Bestuur

Albert Boelen

Albert Boelen lives in Zuidlaren in Drenthe and is a youth education advisor. He has a special interest in helping children/young people for whom learning and independent living is a challenge.

He studied sociology and educational science and followed a teacher training course; worked in MBO and HBO and then got 'the virus' for special education. He was a director of special schools, and advisor to the national trade association for special education (LECSO) and the PO Council. He also works for the Behavioral Work Foundation, which deals with 'children/young people sitting at home', who, like all children/young people in our country, have the inalienable right to develop. He has been a board member of Com in Beeld since 2015.

Bert Steenbergen

Bert Steenbergen has been a board member of the foundation since Com In Beeld was founded in 2015.

In daily life, Bert is a professor at the Department of Educational Sciences and Educational Sciences (Faculty of Social Sciences) at Radboud University, Nijmegen. He is also vice-dean of this faculty.

In addition to the Com in Beeld foundation, Bert is also a board member of the 'Theeschenkerij de Goffert' foundation. This foundation aims to rebuild the architectural heritage in the Goffertpark, Nijmegen.

Bert lives with his family in Nijmegen. He likes to make trips to beautiful parts of the Nijmegen area, often on his mountain bike.

Carry Roozemond

Carry Roozemond is a director of Ingrado, the national association that is committed to protecting the right to education and personal development. Every opportunity that contributes to the opportunities for development of young people is undertaken with the motto that we are stronger together. She is committed to this nationally and locally, at municipalities, and in education. She has been involved in the management of Cam on Wheels since spring 2021.

Nicole Franssen

Nicole has been a member of the board of the Com in Beeld Foundation since December 2022. She is trained as a political scientist and communications manager. During her studies and in her work, the themes of emancipation and inclusion have always played a major role.

Following her studies, Nicole worked for 30 years at organizations that are committed to the emancipation and inclusion of people with disabilities.
Inspired by the study of emancipation movements, she has also made the link to her own personal social situation as a person with a physical disability. The second important moment in her personal emancipation was her decision seven years ago to no longer hide her transgender womanhood.

During her work as a senior project advisor at NSGK/het Gehandicapte Kind, she first became involved with the Com in Beeld Foundation. With the enthusiasm she felt then, she was able to say yes to the invitation to become a member of the board at the end of 2022.

In addition to her involvement with Com in Beeld, Nicole is also a board member of the FLOOR youth coaching foundation. Together with Joke Visser she is working on a publication about the emancipation of people with disabilities in 2023.