An Overview of the Project

30+ Participants
Our project involved more than 30 participants, ranging from individual persons and experts on migration or social media to several organizations across Europe.

9 Workshops
Throughout the project, workshops and collaborative learning experiences provided a platform for participants to share their expertise, explore new approaches, and co-create solutions to their shared problems.

Online Meetings
The collaborative environment of the project was predominantly cultivated through online meetings, which enabled seamless communication and collaboration among participants from different European countries.

Networking
Networking across organizations and experts was essential for forging partnerships, sharing knowledge, and leveraging resources to address the multifaceted challenges of migration. By connecting diverse stakeholders, the project facilitated collaborative efforts, promoted innovative solutions, and ensured a more holistic and inclusive approach to migration in Europe.

Communication
The diffusion of the project on social media highlighted organizations’ increasing willingness to embrace digitalization and engage with innovative communication channels. By leveraging social media platforms, the project reached a broader audience, sparking interest among organizations eager to learn more about the benefits of digitalization in addressing migration and mobility.

Achievements
The project’s achievements in networking across Europe, hosting common workshops, and facilitating shared learning have been notable. Through collaborative efforts, personal contacts were established, fostering stronger ties among the participants. These achievements not only pave the way for future projects on migration in Europe but also serve as a platform for raising awareness of this pressing issue among policymakers and the broader public.
The Participants
The project was only made possible with the engagement and collaboration of the following organisations:
Collaborators
The European Network
The project connected however with more organisations across Europe that helped shape the connections and engagement of the participants
Talking migration
We focused on asking the participants of the project on their thoughts and problems regarding their work and their hopes for the European network
The Raphaelswerk
- Birgit Klaissle-Walk
- Nina Treue
- Renate Albrecht
- Uta Koch
AGEyR
- María José Hueltes
- José Cobos Ruiz
- Jacqueline Puga Prieto
- Alberto Medina
Volvemos
- Diego Ruiz del Árbol
- Cristina Navas Bernal
Evangelische Auslandsberatung
- Julia Siebrecht-Tintelnot