The European Integration Forum

A platform for dialogue on migrant integration

The European Integration Forum provides an opportunity for civil society organisations to express their views on migrant integration issues and to discuss with the European institutions challenges and priorities. In the Communication 'A Common Agenda for Integration: Framework for the Integration of Third-Country Nationals in the European Union' of September 2005, the European Commission affirmed that a comprehensive approach, involving stakeholders at all levels, is essential for the success of integration policies. The European Integration Forum, as a physical platform for dialogue, and the European Web Site on Integration, as a virtual platform, were created to meet this objective.

The development of the European Integration Forum is undertaken in co-operation with the European Economic and Social Committee, which has drawn up an exploratory opinion on the role of civil society in promoting integration policies. The functioning of the Forum is based on an exchange of letters between the European Commission and the European Economic and Social Committee in 2009. The Common Basic Principles on Integration, agreed by the Council in 2004, serve as reference for the activities of the Forum.

The European Integration Forum is financed by the European Fund for the Integration of Third-country nationals, under Community Actions.

Events

February 2012

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			1 A Tale of Tottenham: Race, Riots and the Future Rt Hon David Lammy MP, Labour MP for Tottenham, will be delivering this year’s Jim Rose Lectur[more]	2	3	4
5	6	7	8 Webinar: Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion Join Cities of Migration for a free 60 minute international webinar to learn about strategic city-le[more]	9 THE CONSEQUENCE AND POSITION OF MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS AT INTERCULTURAL C ONTEXT THE CONSEQUENCE AND POSITION OF MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS AT INTERCULTURAL CONTEXT Stereotypes, Pr ejudi[more] Germany: At the end of life far from home. Death and dying in a migration society Migration has many facets. One is to become older and to die far from home. That belongs today to th[more]	10	11
12	13	14	15	16 Planning Workable Policies for Migrant Integration in the EU Member States In light of the definition of the second phase of the EU Agenda for migrant integration, this semina[more]	17 Integration in Catalonia: The Importance of Institutional Collaboration in the Current Economic Climate Catalonia was one of the first regions to receive a large influx of immigrants and as a result was a[more]	18
19	20	21	22 Greece: Education and immigration It has now been twenty years since Greece became a receiver of immigrants for the first time in the [more]	23	24	25
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Making integration work

The successful integration of third-country nationals legally residing in the Member States of the European Union is vital to strengthening freedom, security and justice in Europe.

The European Web Site on Integration provides you with a collection of good practices and a wide variety of tools and useful information to make integration work.

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