SammanfattningDenna kandidatuppsats a?mnar underso?ka hur rester av kolonialismens uppdelningar av ?vi? och ?dom? florerar i SVT:s nyhetsrapportering om flyktingar och asylso?kande. En verksamhet som har saklighet, folkbildning och opartiskhet som honno?rsord. Syftet a?r att ta reda pa? om, och i sa? fall hur SVT reproducerar koloniala, stereotypa fo?resta?llningar om dessa akto?rer som underordnade, annorlunda eller ?de Andra?.

This study examines the experiences and perspectives of after-school program teachers through a qualitative research approach. The purpose is to deepen the understanding of their experiences within the after-school setting and how these insights might contribute to the development of this environment. Semi-structured and narrative interviews were used for data collection, allowing a flexible and open conversational format where participants could express both concrete opinions and implicit thoughts. Following Ahrne and Svensson's (2022) argument, which emphasizes the importance of qualitative interviews in capturing experiences of individuals active within specific social settings, this method is considered well-suited for the study?s purpose. The narrative interviews provided the interviewees with the freedom to describe their own experiences in detail, while the semi-structured interviews ensured a foundational structure and opportunities for follow-up questions.