EPIM - European Programme for Integration and Migration

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The results of the 2^nd call for proposals are on-line The latest EPIM call for proposals closed at the end of March. 32 applications have been received and the Jury selected 5 projects to be supported. To see which projects and NGOs have been selected, go to the Grants page.	Bettina Peters (GFMD) article on media, integration and migration In the framework of EPIM workshop on “Media and Communication”, Bettina Peters, Director of the Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD) wrote the article “Migration and Integration: Engaging with Media”. Click here to download it.	Video Interviews with EPIM grantees available on-line EPIM grantees speak about their projects and the cooperation through EPIM during the last workshop on Partnership held in Brussels on the 23rd and 24th of September 2009. To watch the videos go to the Grants page.

EPIM is an initiative of NEF, the Network of European Foundations, and a collaborative effort between 12 European foundations: Atlantic Philanthropies (Ireland) Barrow-Cadbury Trust (UK) Compagnia di San Paolo (Italy) European Cultural Foundation (Netherlands) Freudenberg Stiftung (Germany) Fondation Bernheim (Belgium) Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian (Portugal) Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust (Chairing foundation - UK) King Baudouin Foundation (Belgium) Oak Foundation (UK) Robert Bosch Stiftung (Germany) Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fund (UK) read more	Introduction EPIM is the European Programme for Integration and Migration, initiated in 2005 by a group of foundations from different European countries. It aims to strengthen the role played by NGOs active on migration and integration issues in advocating for a European agenda that benefits migrants and host communities. Following the successful first phase of the programme, and building on the lessons learnt, the second phase of EPIM has been launched. This second phase takes a broader perspective and runs from 2008 until 2011. Grants have been made available for short and longer projects (up to 3 years). Click here to see a short interview with the EPIM Chair, Juliet Prager (Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust), given during the Interactive Fair at the Annual General Assembly 2009 of the European Foundation Centre (EFC). Read more about the project. Download here the complete description of the programme in PDF.

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