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| E-Newsletter | 2 February 2011 / Issue 21 |
WELCOME! This is the twentieth issue of the European Web Site on Integration's monthly newsletter. Every first Wednesday of the month, the editorial team of the European Web Site on Integration sends you a selection of content recently published on the Site. You are receiving this newsletter as you have registered for it. To modify your subscription status, please go to www.integration.eu, log in and click on " My Newsletters ". |
Upcoming Events 11/02/11 - 12/02/11
(Budapest, Hungary)
Ethnic Differences in Education across Europe: Potentials and Limitations of Social Inclusion through Education for Young People from Second-Generation Migrant and Roma Backgrounds : MORE 16/02/11 - 18/01/11
(Granada, Spain)
First International Conference on Migration in Andalucia : MORE 22/02/11 - 27/02/11
(Hamburg & Berlin, Germany and Madrid, Spain)
Workshops on diversity for journalists in Germany and Training on reporting diversity in Spain : MORE 23/02/11
(Brussels, Belgium)
The conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals in the framework of the intra-corporate transfer : MORE Click here to read more events | Latest News 06/01/2011 : Changes in conditions for the entry and stay on the territory of the Czech Republic from 2011: On December 21, 2010 the Parliament of the Czech Republic passed amendment to the Act on Residence of Foreign Nationals in the territory of the Czech Republic (Act No. 326/1999 Coll., as amended): MORE 12/01/2011 : UK: Public sector equality duty guidance published by the Equality and Human Rights Commission: The Equality and Human Rights Commission has published guidance that explains what public authorities in England and non-devolved bodies in Scotland and Wales have to do to comply with the public sector equality duty: MORE 12/01/2011 : Netherlands: National Ombudsman investigates hardship specification in the Civic Integration Abroad Act : The National Ombudsman is starting an investigation into the Civic Integration Act abroad. He will take a closer look into the specifications for the so-called hardship: MORE 13/01/2011 : Germany: New Council on Integration : The Federal Government's Commissioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration introduced to the public the newly founded Council on Integration: MORE 20/01/2011 : EC: Consultation on EU funding in the area of home affairs after 2013: The Commission's responsibilities in the area of home affairs have been steadily growing over the last years and have been confirmed by the Stockholm Programme and its Action Plan: MORE
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Good practices recently uploaded
Accounting and payroll accounting for migrant women (Vienna, Austria ) . The training course prepares women to find a job in the field of accountancy. Three months after finishing the training course at least 30% of participants should have a job. During the training course the participants should not only prepare for entering the labour market in vocational competencies but should also be empowered. MORE
Mentor families in the workplace (Denmark) . In the project "mentor families in the workplace", seven companies successfully established mentor family relations between the company's Danish and foreign colleagues and their families, in order to integrate and maintain employment for workers with an ethnic minority background. MORE
RAR- Anti-racist jokes (Italy,Germany, France) . The project is aimed at promoting an active role of youngsters in fighting against racism, by strengthening their ability to analyse the mechanisms of construction of stereotypes and to react to racist and discriminatory attitudes and speech. MORE
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