During November, Outcast Europe expanded its network to schools in the greater area of Athens, in order to bring the topics of movement and displacement in the classroom, via a non-formal learning activity titled”Objects narrating the stories of ‘others’”. The first visit took place on November 25 at Mesopotamia Solidarity School in Moschato. Mesopotamia is part…
The meeting took stock of the cooperation of From the Sea to the City with the International Alliance of Safe Harbours and deep-dove on the future strategy vis-a-vis the Alliance Read More From the Sea to the City: Yearly plenary meeting, Barcelona 28-30 October, 2022
Inter Alia hosted 34 people interested to learn more about migration theories and the legislation regarding migrants and refugees in Europe from academics and practitioners. Read More Rethinking Migration in Europe – Professional Training
Three key events – the 2015-16 ‘Mediterranean crisis’, the wave of undocumented migrants from Belarus and the reception of people fleeing Ukraine after the invasion of Russian troops – are valuable in understanding and interpreting EU migration policy and its evolution. Read More International Conference: The Policies of (Un)welcome, June 15-16, Vilnius
Through a series of meetings, training, cultural activities and policy conferences, partner organisations of The Citizens Are United project collectively put together a series of policy recommendations Read More The Citizens Are United (TCAU): Recommendations for Addressing Stigmatisation of Migrants
Inter Alia, in cooperation with the University of the Peloponnese, organised an international conference titled “Re-framing the Migrant Situation in Europe. Critical Issues in Policy-Making and Cross-disciplinary Approaches” Read More Conference Materials: Reframing the Migrant Situation in Europe (TCAU)
Building on the knowledge offered by both theoretical considerations and good practices for promoting mutual progress of newcomers and the local communities, the workshop aims to bring forward ideas and policy recommendations related to the locals’ intercultural education, as well as the possible ways with which the local authorities and communities can face these challenges.
Youngsters of different ethnic origin, Greeks and migrants, we collectively designed a celebration of cultural diversity at Kipseli square! Read More Kipseli Politismon, Celebrating cultural diversity at Kipseli square (TCAU)
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