Interviews
Training Sessions and Support for Community-led Welcome
Reset empowers volunteers to welcome refugees into communities. It was set up in 2018 to coordinate with the growth of the Community Sponsorship movement across the UK and has since then embraced all forms of community-led welcome. [...]
Habib and Aymard, their experience at the University of Clermont Auvergne
This association provides clinical mental care, psychological support and psychotherapy for individuals and families with migrant backgrounds. [...]
Associazione Frantz Fanon, Where Medical and Psychological Knowledge Meet Anthropological Studies
This association provides clinical mental care, psychological support and psychotherapy for individuals and families with migrant backgrounds. [...]
The Importance of Research and Monitoring
Research and practical policy design is essential for governmental and non-governmental stakeholders who seek more effective management of immigration, immigrant integration, and asylum systems. [...]
University Corridor, Safe Path to Build a Solid Professional Career
Primitive arrived at the Université Jean Monnet in Saint Etienne (France) though the UNIV’R university corridors programme – University for Refugees, a broad network piloted by UNHCR which, through Forum Réfugiés, is part of the COMET project [...]
Mahyadine and the Story of the Family who Welcomed Him
Mahyadine is 17, he comes from Darfour in Sudan. He has been living with Wanda and her family in Turin, in the North of Italy, for about 2 months, through the project Pagella in Tasca. Pagella in Tasca is one of the programmes participating in the COMET network of legal pathways facilitating a new start for people in need of international protection. Promoted by Intersos and UNHCR, it brings unaccompanied minors to Italy to complete their primary and secondary studies. [...]
Pagella in Tasca – Interview with Elena Rozzi
Pagella in Tasca is one of the programmes participating in the COMET network of legal pathways facilitating a new start for people in need of international protection. [...]
