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Czech Republic: Summer school on migration studies 2024
The Geographic Migration Centre (GEOMIGRACE), a research institute affiliated with the department of social geography and regional development at the
Local Government Approaches to Diversity - a conference of the Belgian EU Presidency
Under the auspice of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU, the Flanders Government invites to the conference Local Government Approaches to
La Nomad House conference on migration
La Nomad House is a traveling cultural centre with a focus on issues of migration. Between April and July 2024, the project will travel across Belgium
Panel discussion: Should Belgium attract more migrant workers?
Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) is hosting a panel discussion on labour migration in Belgium. The event, titled “ Should Belgium attract more migrant
Health inequality: a blind spot
Think tanks Minerva and InES are hosting a conference entitled “Health Inequality: a Blind Spot” in Brussels on 27 March. The event will compare
Hungary: Information session on new immigration law
Hungary's new immigration law, which entered into force on 1 January 2024, brings important changes for foreigners living in the country and for those
France : Prévention des discriminations et choix d'orientation - quels enjeux, quelles alliances ?
France Urbaine, Intercommunalités de France et le Réseau Ressources Pour l'Egalité des Chances et l'Intégration (RECI), organisent, le vendredi 22
Croatia: Anti-Racism Week
The Centre for Peace Studies in Croatia is organising a series of events for Anti-Racism Week, from 18 - 24 March, in recognition of the international
Brussels: Kumbuka Festival
The Kumbuka festival is a cultural festival organised by Binabi and financed by the Federal Public Service Justice. The project is part of the United
Lehrgang: "Diversität und interkulturelle Kompetenzen"
Die Auseinandersetzung mit den Themen Migration, Integration sowie Umgang mit Diversität sind geprägt von Emotionalität, Vorurteilen und Ausgrenzung