Empowering Immigrants’ EU Social and Civic Participation through Innovative Media for Education

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IEUME huwa Proġett Erasmus + KA2 ta 'sentejn li jixtieq jappoġġa, permezz ta' għodod edukattivi innovattivi, il-proċess ta 'integrazzjoni ta' nies bi sfond ta’ migranti (refuġjati, persuni li jfittxu l-ażil u migranti ekonomiċi). Dawn l-għodod i se jgħinuhom jiksbu aċċess għall-informazzjoni u fehim aħjar ta 'wħud mill-iktar kwistjonijiet importanti - u pertinenti għalihom - relatati mal-UE, inklużi d-drittijiet u l-obbligi li għandhom fl-istati ospitanti tagħhom gewwa l-UE.

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Partners

The project Consortium is made up of 6 parnters from 5 European countries.

Factor Social (Portugal) Universita Ta Malta (Malta) CARDET (Cyprus) AMSED (France) Diplomatic Academy of the University of Nicosia (Cyprus) ENTER GMBH (Austria)

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Ahbarijiet

Approaches to Integration and Inclusion of Migrants Across Europe

Project for training of migrants awarded the Erasmus + inclusivity distinction

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eLearning

Il-pjattaforma ta 'l-eLearning ta' IEUME tospita u tipprovdi lill-utenti b'aċċess għall-Kurrikulu Gamified onlajn tal-proġett u għall-kaxxa ta 'l-Għodda.

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Contact

The project is now closed. If you would like to request additional information about the project, you can contact the project coordinator here.

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