The WELCOMM partners met in Palermo and worked on the development of the upcoming trainings to improve awareness and build capacities of professional in host communities regarding the intercultural sensitivity & competence and thereby facilitate the inclusion of third-country nationals.
6 incontri per ragazzi e ragazze migranti che potranno raccontare di sé, utilizzando narrazioni autentiche e acquisendo competenze di base relative all’uso della macchina fotografica: aperte le iscrizioni al laboratorio di fotografia STIRE!
With a colourful party at the Cantieri Culturali alla Zisa, the 13th of June, the workshop paths of the Ragazzi Harraga project has come to an end. After two years, 3 cycles of workshops, about 240 involved participants, we celebrated a community, whose identity is one of no boarders and not being afraid.
We invite you to participate in our colourful final event that will take place on June 13, 2019 from 17.30at Cre.Zi.Plus inside the Cantieri Culturali alla Zisa, where all the participants will tell us about the different experiences they have had during the course of their workshops, using videos, music and dance, small stories and sketches.
We would like to invite you to participate in MedLIT final party that will take place on June 13th 2019, from 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm, at Cre.Zi.Plus (Cantieri Culturali alla Zisa). During our final event we will present our story, our results and our milestones.
Do you promote diversity and an inclusive working climate? Enrol now to COME IN Award and get the chance to participate in the COME IN final conference in Belgium with all travel costs covered.
Are you a woman aged 15-25 recently arrived to Italy? Do you want to learn about your own health and know your rights? Sign up for the new round of meetings of CURÒ – Accoglienza e Salute, free of charge.
We recently launched My HandScraft project during the first partner meeting in Palermo (Italy) on 4th and 5th February 2019 aiming to facilitate migrants and refugees` integration and capacity-building.
We believe that sport can break down social barriers, facilitating mutual dialogue between different social actors, especially among young people. This is what we have achieved in recent months thanks to the MATCH project.
We launched TOLERANT project aiming at helping these women find an identity in their host societies, feeling part of them and changing the course of their lives.
Enrol to the last free workshop on “Human rights and coexistence” of the Ragazzi Harraga project, that is directed to “harraga” girls and boys that are between 15 and 20 years old and that live in Palermo.
Through Ragazzi Harraga, boys and girls coming from Palermo, Gambia, Senegal, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Mali and volunteers coming from different European countries have the opportunity to share and discuss during the workshop sessions.
