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New collection of local and regional good practices EWSI features a new collection of specially-gathered local and regional good practices - click to explore!
New on EWSI: interactive funding pages The European Web Site on Integration (EWSI) launched its new funding pages. The update features the latest calls for proposals on migrant integration and provides a simple guide to the complexity of EU funding.
The EU's role in migrant integration An updated European Web Site on Integration (EWSI) tells more about how the EU influences the integration of migrants across the Member States and links to numerous initiatives and resources.
Analysis: The new European Parliament and migrant integration The European Parliament is now back in session, but how will this new class of parliamentarians approach the integration of migrants and refugees? Read the special EWSI analysis!
European Commission opens calls for integration projects A total of €21.5 million is now available through the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) to support the integration of third-country nationals. See the different calls here.
Horizon 2020 funding for integration research €29 million is available for migrant integration research under the Horizon 2020 programme. Calls for proposals open in November 2019 - explore the research topics in advance now!
Cities and Regions for Integration The European Committee of the Regions has launched a new initiative to support cities and regions in their work on migrant integration. This initiative promotes the efforts of local and regional governments and provides a new political platform for policy development and exchange, encouraging a positive narrative of integration. Find out more about the Committee of the Regions...
European Parliament resolves to fight Afrophobic discrimination 585 Members of the European Parliament have voted for a historic resolution to fight discrimination and hate crimes against people of African descent. They call on EU and national authorities to develop and enforce policies to end discrimination in areas such as education, housing, criminal justice and the labour market.
Integration of migrant women The integration of female migrants is a critical issue that deserves more attention. This new analysis of the European Web Site on Integration looks at how governments and civil society are tackling this challenge. Read the analysis...
Migrant health across Europe: Little structural policies, many encouraging practices This new analysis of the European Web Site on Integration maps out initiatives taken by Member States to close the health gap between migrant and non-migrant populations. Results suggests that although most define migrant health as a separate policy field, none has put in place a comprehensive migrant health policy.

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11/12/2019

'Integration through your lens' contest photos, part II

'Integration through your lens' contest photos, part II

What does integration look like on the local and regional levels? The photo contest ‘Integration through your lens’ provides curious glimpses into integration projects and initiatives carried out across the EU. EWSI publishes the winning photo and other honorable mentions. All photos below were exhibited during the Go local: Supporting regions, cities and rural areas in migrants’ inclusion conference, organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs, and the European Committee of the Regions (CoR) on 3 December 2019 in Brussels.

See more photos, including the winning entry, here.

‘Zeru zeru’

Credit: Marco Ricorda

Being albino in Nigeria doesn't just mean having a different skin pigmentation – it means risking discrimination, mutilation and death. Victims are called "zeru zeru", or "invisible".

Marco Ricoda published the story in a local newspaper to help the local community understand what pushes migrants to risk their lives in detention in Libya and across the Mediterranean.

‘Cricket by the tents’

Credit: Sabela González