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“What you learn from life or feelings becomes long-term study” (EYE 2021) 2/3

 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 workshop Change: building a society where everyone is welcome.   “…Alboan has given us this opportunity to explain our experiences with refugees, mainly at school. […]

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EYE 2021 – Julia

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 from different countries.   It was encouraging to see how these different backgrounds and national contexts merged in this place where we set aside our

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Being a woman and a refugee

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.   For these reasons, listening to the story of a refugee woman is always particularly moving. On top of this, listening to a woman’s testimony

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Understanding Change: JRS Europe implements research on awareness-raising education projects about migration

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 practises for education programmes raising awareness and creating more inclusive societies.   Since September 2019, over 2,500 students from nine European countries have taken part

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« J’ai une nouvelle perspective sur les réfugiés »

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 en Belgique : Nick du Burundi et Ema d’Ethiopie. Sur deux jours, assis en cercle, des élèves âgés de 14-15 ans ont écouté Nick et Ema

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A Welcome Guide to Portugal

  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 with the real problem of culture shock. Many don’t know where they’ll end up when they leave their country of origin, and didn’t have the

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