The project partners organized a total of 5 MEs promoting the project results and making sure the project’s reached a wider audience not directly connected to the civic spaces of the organizations. Italy In order to promote the project website in an alternative and creative way, La Fenice organised a graffiti lab for young people. […]

On the 14th of August the final event of the project took place in Erfurt. For the occasion, CGE organized discussion circles on themes of intercultural youth work and inclusion, stalls from NGOs in Erfurt and a participatory art performance from Eurobug 🎶

After our study visit to Weimar, new methods came to light regarding intercultural youth work. The next stage in our project was to support the participants of the study visit to implement and reflect on these activities locally. Here is an overview of the local activities: Germany: CGE organized an “Intercultural Hackathon” focusing on migration

In the dynamic landscape of youth work, the active engagement of migrants stands as a pivotal yet often overlooked facet. The Comparative Index on Migrant Youth Work emerges as a beacon, illuminating the extent of migrant involvement in the youth work sector and scrutinizes the encouragement levels for participation, the focus on empowerment, and the

Listen to the Study Visit participants’ and learn more about their personal background and their visions on migrant inclusion.

How do we learn from and promote interesting migrant initiatives in different corners of Europe? To do exactly this, last month in Weimar, we gathered 20 young migrants, youth workers & activists to share: 📌 experiences of leading migrant youth work initiatives or participating within them 📌 methods for stimulating intercultural dialogue 📌 case studies of

 👉 On the 31st of March the Kick-off meeting of the project was finally held. During the meeting the partners has presented themselves and their organization , the overall aims of the project were discussed, as well as the first tasks to be delivered 👊