The 30th of July is marked, every year, as the World Day against Trafficking in Persons, which aims to raise awareness of the plight of human trafficking victims, and promote their rights. Trafficking in persons constitutes one of the most serious crimes and violations of human rights. As commonly said, it is a modern form […]
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The project EMPOWER is a new Erasmus+ initiative that aims to foster sustainability and scalability of new and existing social enterprises. The project will provide the tools and training needed for young entrepreneurs to develop strategies for their social enterprises. In this direction, EMPOWER will develop a set of resources to build front-line youth workers’
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The training for adult educators has started. Our project coordinator, Noi-Re Cream, welcomed us to Timisoara, in Romania where the participants will attend a one-week training around the content we have developed and to get to know the project better. On the first day, the participants got to know each other, understood better the project
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In 2019, children accounted for 12% of the migrant population worldwide. Protecting their rights is of critical importance for their successful integration in their host countries, their personal development & wellbeing. Within this framework, KMOP, in cooperation with the MELISSA Network of Migrant Women in Greece, organized on July 6 and 7 the face-to-face training
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A promising initiative to promote an inclusive education, where all students can unleash their potential regardless of their socio-economic background, is being launched by the European Commission, which published on 30 June 2022 a Proposal for a Council Recommendation on “Pathways to school success“. This initiative includes a set of actions and measures aiming, among
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Although the EU has prioritized the support and enhancement of youth entrepreneurship over the last years, thousands of young entrepreneurs are still facing burdens and social exclusion, while in many cases their initiatives are unsuccessful due to a lack of competencies and knowledge. This is the main conclusion of the desk and field research –
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We are happy to share with you our 2021 Activity Report, where we collected a glimpse of our work towards promoting inclusive societies and empowering people. 2021 was a year of changes and challenges. The Covid-19 pandemic exposed deep inequalities that have pre-existed, having the worst impact on vulnerable populations and those already disadvantaged by
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Within the framework of the EU funded project “COMMIT – Engaging diaspora and migrant communities in the protection of the rights of the child,” KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre and MELISSA Network of Migrant Women in Greece organize the European Migrant School on the Rights of the Child (EMSRC) training on July 6-7,
After 30 months of activities from 6 partner organisations in 5 EU countries, the “COMMIT – COMMunIcation campaign against exTremism and radicalisation” project has come to an end. COMMIT is a European project, funded by the European Commission under the Internal Security Fund – Civil Society Empowering Programme, which aims to prevent and dissuade susceptible
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On 10 February 2022, and according to the established schedule, a first meeting was held to kick off the Dive in Dialogue project aimed at extending the Dialogic Gatherings in Europe and beyond. During the meeting, which lasted 4 hours, partners had the opportunity to present themselves, to review the educational practice to be implemented,
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