European Web Site on Integration newsletter July 2011

European Web Site on Integration newsletter July 2011

Issued on 06/07/2011

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The twenty-sixth issue of the European Web Site on Integration's monthly newsletter

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Upcoming EventsUpcoming Events

arrow07/07/11
(London, United Kingdom)
Immigrant Nations: Achieving consensus on the politics of multiculturalism: MORE

arrow07/07/11 - 08/07/11
(Saint-Etienne, France)
Vieillissement des migrants: MORE

arrow20/07/11
(Online webinar)
Webinar: Race equality and the big society: MORE

arrow29/07/11 - 15/08/11
(Vienna, Austria)
7. Afrika Tage Wien 2011: MORE

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Latest NewsLatest News

 

  28/06/2011: France: School Failure and Immigration - Heads of the National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies correct French Interior Minister: The interior minister, Claude Gueant, had incurred the wrath of the educational world when he said, on May 25, that two-thirds of young people who leave school without diplomas are the children of immigrants: MORE

 

  26/06/2011: Austria: Integration programme 'StartWien' is successful: 7.520 persons participated in the voluntary integration activities of Vienna since October 2008: MORE

 

  25/06/2011: Ireland: Government to bring in citizenship ceremony after successful pilot event: The government has said it plans to introduce formal citizenship ceremonies shortly following the first successful pilot event in Dublin yesterday when 73 people took oaths of fidelity to the nation: MORE

 

  10/06/2011: Acquisitions of citizenship on the rise in 2009: Acquisition of citizenship is often viewed as a key indicator of successful integration in the receiving country, as it usually implies a good knowledge of the country's language, culture and society, together with some level of contribution to economic activity in general: MORE

 

  04/06/2011: Germany: Migrant Politicians are not for migrant and integration policies only: In the past months, two German politicians with a Turkish migration background became Ministers in their respective Federal State, with their ministerial portfolio covering integration policy: MORE

 


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Good PracticesGood practices recently uploaded

 
School Plus (Germany). "School Plus" is a project for migrants aiming at promotig education and participation skills in the context of school and education in order to improve the academic success of children and adolescents MORE

 
Web portal: inclusive school (Czech Republic). Inclusive school (www.inkluzivniskola.cz) is an information web portal, focusing primarily on the issues of education of foreign pupils and their integration in the Czech schools MORE

 
Pilotage of Warsaw multicultural center (Poland). The main aim of the Warsaw Multicultural Center (WMC) is to support foreigners living in Warsaw in social and cultural activities MORE

 
Educational activities to improve the knowledge and skills of the third-country citizens for their successful integration in Latvia (Latvia). The practice involved the development and implementation of a training programme and materials about Latvia for third country nationals. The materials covered the basic information on institutions and legislation, social assistance, economy and employment, as well as history, culture and traditions MORE

 

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Latest funding information

EU call for proposals

arrowDG Education and Culture: Call for Proposals - European Policy Network on the education of children and young people with a migrant background (deadline 14 October 2011): The purpose of this call is to strengthen cross-European collaboration between high level decision makers, academics and practitioners for raising the educational attainment of children and young people with a migrant background

National calls for proposals

arrowBelgium: call for proposals - Stimulating leisure activities to enhance integration of minor newcomers (deadline 8 September 2011): The European Social Fund agency in Flanders has launched a new call for proposals which aims at providing leisure initiatives for newly arrived minors in Belgium. The purpose of the funding scheme is to provide children with more opportunities to interact with others and thereby put into practice what they learn in school (e.g. Dutch language)

arrowSweden: New call for the integration fund, priorities 1 and 4 (deadline 15 September 2011): The fund supports projects aimed at improving systems for the reception and integration of newly arrived third-country nationals in Sweden

Private calls for proposals

arrowGermany: German Diversity Award: German corporate enterprises WirtschaftsWoche, Henkel and McKinsey & Company will award a Diversity Prize. The award will go to employers, individuals and projects, which have successfully committed themselves to diversity at work in an innovative way, implementing it among its staff and within the board

arrowGermany: Art contest for the 50th Anniversary of the recruitment agreement with Turkey in 2011: Artists of all ages and all countries of origin are invited to create a sign of recognition for all first-generation immigrants in Germany

 

Latest documents

arrowFifth meeting of the European Integration Forum "Integration through local action": European Integration Forum - MORE

arrowProspects For Integration of Migrants From 'Third Countries' and Their Labour Market Situations: Towards Policies and Action: PRIMTS - MORE

arrowFundamental rights: challenges and achievements in 2010: European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights - MORE

arrowEthnic differences in education and diverging prospects for urban youth in an enlarged Europe: Edumigrom - MORE


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Latest links

arrowBaobab: immigrant communities in Rome: Baobab is a meeting place and a reference for all immigrant communities in Rome and its province - MORE

arrowAFIC (Reception, citizenship and integration training): The AFIC is a non profit association aiming at reconstructing social ties - MORE

arrowThe Betweenship: The Betweenship's mission is to examine why many youths who were born and/or raised in Europe by immigrant parents have difficulties identifying themselves as Europeans - MORE

arrowFederation of Latin American Entities in Catalunya: The Federation provides for migrants, returnees and associations representing migrants assistance, coordination and services - MORE


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