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On December 19th, 20th and 21st we celebrated the third edition of the European Interschool Kahoot. This time we were participating together with schools from Hungary, Ireland, Malta and Portugal.

One of our speakers from JRS Malta shared his testimony of CHANGE and the experience of talking about his experience with students. “I was scared to tell people about my

As part of CHANGE, 55 students from Collège Saint Michel school in Brussels attended the puppet-theatre show Who We Are organised by company Transe en Danse.

Many Italian schools who have actively participated in CHANGE through different activities. In order to further recognise their effort, Centro Astalli-JRS Italy has given them the title of “Refugee Friendly School”. These are schools that have promoted the implementation of awareness-raising and active citizenship initiatives among students with the aim of creating a fairer and more welcoming

Mikiel Cassar, a participant in CHANGE, shares his experience teaching refugees and other people in search of a better life:   The change programme was truly wonderful in every way.

In October 2021, I accompanied JRS Europe to Strasbourg in order to attend the European Youth Event at the Parliament, a sort of conference aimed at young people meant to

A few Irish students share their impressions of the CHANGE programme, after meeting a refugee and watching videos about the situations of forced migrant youth:   “Meeting Ghazel and watching

In this post, the two students who participated in the workshop Change: building a society where everyone is welcome share their opinion with us:   “The workshop was very interesting and

 In this second post of the EYE 2021 series, we want to share part of the presentation that the two students from the San Jose Jesuitak School gave during the

For two days, I had the privilege of travelling to Strasbourg to attend the EYE 2021 at the European Parliament, a multicultural event that brought together thousands of young people

Women worldwide face gender specific challenges. In countries where basic human rights are not respected, being a refugee woman involves challenges regarding healthcare, discrimination, physical abuse, violence and human trafficking.

JRS Europe is carrying out research to understand the attitudes of students around the topics of migration and asylum. The findings of this research project, U-CHANGE, will contribute to best

Dans la salle d’assemblée du Collège Notre Dame de la Paix à Erpent, cinq classes ont participé à différentes rencontres dans le cadre du projet CHANGE avec deux refugiés vivant

  Along with the very practical challenges of finding housing and being allowed to remain in the country, newcomers to Portugal – refugees and migrants alike – have to contend

If it hadn’t been for A. telling us about his difficult experience, I would have been part of that group of people who don’t know what it’s like to face

Ghalia is a Syrian woman who has been in Portugal for almost 6 years.   Although her Portuguese is pretty much perfect, every time she goes to schools she always