We are happy to share some activities in the field of advocacy- check them out!
We are happy to share some activities in the field of advocacy- check them out!
Dear colleagues – representatives of youth organisations, structures and institutions working with youth,
From the behalf of Nikos Papakostas, co-founder of Inter Alia, a civic organisation and think-tank based in Athens, Know and Can Association is happy to announce a pan-European campaign “Life beyond EU Funding: Imagining a Different Role for Youth Organisations in Europe”
Уважаеми колеги и приятели,
Имаме удоволствие да ви поканим да вземете участие в събитие "Палитра с добри образователни практики", организирано от Сдружение „Знам и Мога“, представящо добри образователни практики създадени по Европейски програми и възможности за професионално развитие. По време на събитието ще бъдат представени проекти, финансирани с подкрепата на Европейската Комисия в сферата на образованието, в които участва Сдружение „Знам и Мога“, както и проекти на участниците в събитието:
From 16th to 20th September, a training on the SMIIM project was held in Athens.
During the training, decisions were made to change the content and format of the platform so that it could cover a wider target group. In addition to translators, the platform will conveniently assist cultural and social mediators in the near future, with content and test exercises added to this end.
Attendees shared their impressions of their sessions held in the partners coutries, with comments about the process, challenges faced and feedback from them.
SMIIM Newsletter №1 could be downloaded from here!
Enjoy!
There are 23 official languages, 60 dialects and many other languages spoken by migrants and asylum seekers in Europe. This diversity brings a cultural richness but at the same time potential barriers for speakers who are not fluent in the language of the country where they are living.
The work on project Skills to Maximise Inclusion through Interpreting and Mediation (SMIIM) continues.
Over a period of two years (2017-2019), Community Action Dacorum will lead a partnership involving NGOs and other non-profit organisations in six European countries, utilising the partners' skills to produce training materials to support interpreters who find themselves at the forefront of problems involving social isolation among migrants.