GEM IN – Game to EMbrace INtercultural education; second issue of the newsletter of the project, July 2021

GEM IN – Game to EMbrace INtercultural education; second issue of the newsletter of the project, July 2021
This Psychosocial Resilience Training Manual comprehensive manual contains reflections and practices that can help anyone engaged in solidarity-based responses to migration.
TEACHmi aims to provide effective tools, teaching materials and guidelines to teachers of multicultural classes as well as school leaders in order to facilitate the inclusion of students with migrant backgrounds.
Foundation Bricks is a report aiming at promoting the adoption of a new perspective to social work practices that integrate pedagogical approaches focused on environmental sustainability and linked to intercultural education.
The SUPEER Network Programme aims at establishing a common and intercultural network as a co-productive, creative and autonomous forum between youth from different cultural background and it is based on the idea of peer-to-peer learning and empowerment built through intercultural and co-creative initiatives.
Within the PASSAGE project, we carried out extensive documentary and field research at a national level, investigating the state of the art on the integration of newly arrived students from third countries.
This guide is a digital tool aimed at passing on to other handcrafters, or would-be handcrafters, the traditions and techniques shared during the local workshops organised within the MyHandScraft project.
GEM IN – Game to EMbrace INtercultural education; second issue of the newsletter of the project, July 2021
Within the MEDIS project the MEDIS MOOC was developed: this e-course is based on a collection of Good Practices coming from the partner MEDIS countries (Catalunya-Spain, Portugal, Greece, Bulgaria, and Cyprus).
The Intercultural peer-to-peer learning for young people programme is based on the idea of peer-to-peer learning with focus on intercultural dialogue and encounters, intercultural understanding and active citizenship
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 aim of this Handbook is to provide a support for educational staff working with migrants, refugees and asylum seekers and to respond to the lack of pedagogical, psychological, didactical education and training needed in order to face the challenges posed by multilingual, multicultural and multi-ethic learner groups.
In this section you can find the newsletters of the TEACHmi project.
The aim of this best practices handbook is to share strategic advice and knowledge obtained in the framework of the research and consequent implementation of the project titled “RETHINK – Alternative Narratives to Violent Extremism”.
This document contains a detailed description of the methodological approach at the basis of the project.