On 16th August, Anna Lund organised a conference focused on inclusive education. The event, which took place at Stockholm University, brought together over 100 teachers, headmasters, and researchers. The theme of the conference was “School Achievement, Representation, and Identity in a Super Diverse Society.” It featured presentations on the results of the TEAMS project, as well as contributions from other researchers at Stockholm University exploring various aspects of integration. In addition to Anna Lund and Natasa Pantić, Carina Mood, Frankseco Yorke, Rebecca Brinch, Xochitl Husted, and Denis Tajic presented their research findings. Melody Farshin, an author of novels for youth, provided insights into the conditions of minorities in Sweden, with a specific focus on media representations and the experiences of being a minority within the cultural sector. The conference was well-received by headmasters and teachers, who found it both interesting and inspiring. Overall, the event served as an excellent platform for sharing knowledge from the TEAMS project and fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among schools and researchers. Further information about the conference can be found in the following article –