The COTW State of the Art report gathers and discusses the results from the initial field research on migrants’ needs conducted in Sweden, Italy, Iceland and the Czech Republic.
The COTW State of the Art report gathers and discusses the results from the initial field research on migrants’ needs conducted in Sweden, Italy, Iceland and the Czech Republic.
The ENACTED platform aims to give visibility to several innovative practices in the field of inclusive education in Europe.
The present guide aims to support Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), services providers and Public Authorities to develop successful and integrated services for Third Country National women Victims of Trafficking for sexual exploitation (women VoT) to enhance their social integration and labour market integration.
The present Training material is designed to guide experts and stakeholders, namely support service providers, to support third-country-national women victims of trafficking with knowledge and skills in employability and entrepreneurship.
The European Anthology of good practices and future recommendations summarises the good practices and challenges as emerged from the needs assessment with third-country-national women victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation and the results of local and transnational networking with support service providers and employers
The DICE e-learning platform contains DICE training course designed to improve, reinforce and make the work of professionals who approach newcomers in their daily practice more relevant and effective.
nalysing and describing sustainable ways to build a bridge from these concepts to practical integration and intercultural understanding among native and immigrant youth.
The present document includes an adapted strategic Plan for the implementation of generic support services for victims of crime in Italy.
This document presents the 10 basic principles that should guide the creation of Assistance Offices for victims of crime.
Within the SupportVoC project a Generic Plan for the organisation and implementation of support services for victims of crime has been developed for Greece, Italy, Bulgaria and Cyprus.
The following recommendations are based on the effective implementation of the European Directive of 2012/29, which refers to the establishment of minimum standards of rights, support and protection of victims of crime.
This report presents the findings of the research of the Spanish context in relation to the promotion and protection of rights of Victims of Crime (VoC).
This Policy papers provides a comprehensive and persuasive argument justifying the contribution of sports, physical activity, and exercise for the prevention, therapy, and rehabilitation of individuals with Mental Illness in the European continent.
The summary gives an overview on the barriers and benefits of refugees’ employment, competences required by employees’ as well as their training and support needs.
A collection of practical tools including 10 new session plans for youth workers dealing with challenging and hot issues such as social media, migration or extremism.