MAX is an AMIF funded project which aim is to change public attitudes towards migrants. The goal is to improve the public image of migrants in Europe by changing the narrative around the immigration discourse and putting on the front the stories of real people. Storytelling, creation of positive messages for the media and dialogic […]
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Have you ever thought how music can be used as a tool for building an inclusive world without discrimination? Music, as well as theatre, cinema, poetry and other ways of expression through the arts, constitute key elements for migrants effective integration, into the Greek society. Read our review and learn the existing policies/practices and tools
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Author: Carlotta Figini, European Digital Learning Network What forms of sexual abuse do you hear about and/or are you aware of? With this question the STOP research has started to understand the skills gap for youth workers about sexual abuse. The research consisted into focus groups with youth workers in different countries, such as Croatia,
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The Technical Assistance Project “EU support for the sustainable solutions for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees” implemented by a consortium led by KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre, came successfully to its end. The activities started in June 2018 and lasted until July 2020. Under this project, the KMOP led consortium assisted the
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People with basic education needs are among the most marginalized social groups and are frequently exposed to economic, social and/or racial discrimination. Resilience in the field of education has emerged as a crucial concept. It concerns both educators and learners, in the sense that they both should be equipped in order to cope with the
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KMOP as a member of EMEN project would like to invite you in the online event “Growing Europe. Boosting migrant entrepreneurship networks“, which will be a series of online events on each Thursday in September 2020, dedicated to current issues and future challenges of migrant entrepreneurship in Europe! Join us! Topics of discussion include the importance of
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European programme Migreat – “Supporting Migrants into CVET”, in which KMOP participated during the period 2016-2018, was recognized by EU as a good practice on integration and published in the European Website on Integration (EWSI). 👉 Supporting the training and employability of migrants: MiGreat! The project’s goal was to train a group of migrant trainers
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The ACTIVE project – funded by REC Programme – aims at establishing safer environments for children by developing an online self-assessment tool, allowing sports and leisure clubs to identify and address gaps in terms of implementation of Child Protection Polices in their premises. Within this context, a national report has been developed, identifying the existing
During the last 3 months, the TOLERANT network members struggled to adapt to the new reality imposed by the COVID-19. Partners had to continue providing their services through online platforms or via the telephone in order to support Victims of Trafficking. The pandemic and the subsequent lockdown implemented in most of the countries severely affected
The challenges, risks and opportunities in employment integration and support to third country national (TCN) women victims of trafficking (VoT), especially in light of the COVID-19 crisis, were discussed during the 2nd Exchange Workshop of the TOLERANT project, that was held online in the 25th and 26th of June 2020. The overall objective of the
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