This Fanzines Book is a collection of 43 fanzines created by women survivors of trafficking, from across 4 EU countries (Italy, Greece, Spain and Romania).
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CHILDREN FIRST – #ArtAgainstTeenDatingViolence online contest
CHILDREN FIRST organised an online creative public contest with audio-visual collages, short theatre or musical performances on DVD, poems, comics or photography realized by young people
CHILDREN FIRST – Teachers’ training materials
The Children First consortium realised an E-Learning course for teachers and educators, a theoretical and practical course aimed at strengthening teachers’ existing capacities and understanding on how to identify and tackle school-related gender-based violence.
Tolerant: Guide for integrated service
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.
HEAL – Multi-disciplinary employability training material
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.
CHILDREN FIRST – Awareness raising campaigns
The Children First consortium developed awareness raising and educational youth-led campaign in order to promote messages of gender equality and inclusion and tackle commonly held gender stereotypes that shape gender dynamics among children and young people.
CHILDREN FIRST – E-game for adolescents
The CHILDREN FIRST Online Game is addressed to children and young people, and aims at supporting them in challenging rigid social norms and gender stereotypes, while promoting gender socialization and healthy relationships.
BASE: Cultural Advisor curriculum
The Curriculum aims at enhancing the cultural advisors’ capacity to provide guidance to professionals working in support services handling sexual violence and GBV against migrant women/girls.
BASE: Capacity building programme on communication with migrant/refugee girls victims of GBV
The Capacity Building Programme has the aim to increase professionals’ awareness of the ways in which cultural background influences GBV, as well as different aspects of procedures such as disclosure/reporting of abuse/violence.
YU WOK 2 END HT – Research Report: youth worker identification of victims of human trafficking
The objective of this transnational Research Report is to provide knowledge about human trafficking among youth in partner countries of the project, its methods of advancing, its exploitation and the different practices for emergence, identification and support for young victims.
IN2STE(A)M: Report on the Value of STE(A)M in Girls’ Education
This document serves as a State-of-the-Art report based upon both primary and secondary research led by the partners of IN2STEAM.
HEAL – Toolkit for the psychological support sessions “Fanzines and coping with trauma”
The present Toolkit is designed to guide experts and stakeholders, namely support service providers, in their support to women during the healing process after traumatic experiences related to trafficking.
BASE – White Book
The BASE White Paper is a transnational document resulting from the country analysis on the provision of support services to migrant/ refugee girls victims of gender-based violence in Italy, Cyprus, Portugal, Bulgaria, Greece, UK, Austria and Slovenia.
HEAL – European Anthology of best practices and future recommendations
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
HEAL: Public report from roundtables in Italy, Spain, Greece and Romania
This public report on the roundtables is part of the activities aiming at promoting a common understanding and networking among the three different target groups, namely third-country national women victims of trafficking, support service providers and employers in Italy, Spain, Greece and Romania.