Events
Project meetings
Kick of Meeting
Militants des Savoirs - Toulouse 14/11/2022 ― 15/11/2022 The first meeting of the SISWEC Project was an opportunity for partners to meet each other. The coordinator, Militant des Savoirs, presented the project, the objetives, the WP and the expected results. Each WP was presented by the responsible partner and financial and administrative issues were also clarified. |
2nd Project Meeting
Libera Università di Bolzano - Bressanone-Brixen 03/05/2023 ― 04/05/2023 The second meeting was an opportunity to discuss the project's updates and progress. The WP2 is ongoing and the partner ESN provided some preliminary results. Additionally, the first intercategorial training of trainers was discussed. |
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Intercategorial Training of Trainers Seminars
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Training of trainers session 1 - Toulouse 02/10/2023 ― 05/10/2023 Rise of Precarity and Social Work in Europe This training session was held at IFRASS, and was dedicated to the theme Rise of Precarity and Social Work in Europe and gathered almost 50 trainees, who were social workers, teachers, students and volunteers. The first day opened with the presentation of the participants and the SISWEC project. Then, Michael Lubemba and Zoé Carvard presented the session Social Work and the Rise of Precarity in France - Case Study of the "SIAO" in Toulouse. In the afternoon, Dr. Nawel Harouchi gave an overview of Children and Families in Precarity with a Focus on Migrant People. The last session was dedicated to Health Promotion with Refugees, presented by Dr. Doris Rosenlechner-Urbanek and Dr. Heiko Berner. On the second day, Rasha Nagem presented the session Precarity and Violent Extremism and after there was a session where participants could share their stories regarding people experiencing precarity. In the afternoon, Christos Panagiotopoulos presented a study Precarity, School Drop Out and Youth Situation. This day ended with an immersive exhibition Lisa: A Story In Which You are the Migrant, invited the participants to go through a story of a migrant with many possible ends |
The third day began with the presentation of the preliminary results of the WP2. In the afternoon, a workshop took place, where participants were invited to interpret a set of pictures - Workshop Photo Language - Housing Precarity and Gender Issues. Finally, the last session displayed the film "Sorry, we missed you", about Job Precarity, which was followed by a debate moderated by Aurélie Toural and Sabahadin Bakari. |
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Training of trainers session 2 - Warsaw, Poland 14-16 May 2024 Forced migration, refugees, human rights and social work This training session was held at Centrum Konferencyjne Zielna (14/5) and at Fundacja Batorego (15-16/5), was dedicated to the theme Forced migration, refugees, human rights and social work and gathered almost 50 trainees - social workers, teachers, students and volunteers. The first day opened with the presentation of the participants and the SISWEC project. Then, there was a presentation by Sarian Jarosz (Migration Consortium) and Katarzyna Słubik (Legal Intervention Association) and discussion panel, moderated by Anna Dolińska (IPA Poland) - Dealing With Forced Migration - Introduction to Polish Experience. In the afternoon, Ada Tymińska (Polish Helsinki Foundation for HRs) and Mrs. Stefani Violari (senior social worker at Reception Center ''Pournara'') presented Forced Migrants' Reception on EU Boarders. Human Rights Issues and Social Work. The last session was dedicated to (Anti-)Racism in social work with forced migrants, presented by Karim Hufnagl (FH Salzburg). On the second day, Paulina Berczyńska (WCPR), presented the session Organizing Institutional Support for Forced Migrants Social work institutions' and local governments' perspective. The following session was presented by Jorge Ferreira (ISCTE, Portugal), Berta Granja and Madalena Oliveira (ISSS, Portugal) and focused on Supporting Employment and Entrepreneurship of Forced Migrants |
In the afternoon, Patrycja Kownacka (University of Białystok) presented Refugees and Education - Best Practices Presentation and Workshop. This day ended with the session Cultural Competence and Sensitivity, presented by Christos Panagiotopoulos (University of Nicosia). The third day began with the presentation How to Work with Young Refugees. The Experience of REFUGIN Project, presented by Rasha Nagem & Dima Hanna (MDSFrance). The following session was moderated by Filip Pazderski (IPA, Poland) and summarised the lessons learnt over this training. In the afternoon, there were study visits to Dom Ukraiński, providing complex support for the Ukrainian war refugees in Poland and the Museum of the Polish Jews. |
European Parliament Round Table
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European Parliament Roundtable
10th November 2023
European Parliament Roundtable
10th November 2023