News from the grantees

The EU Directive on the Right to Family Reunification in Europe: what is at stake for migrant women? The lobbying kit is part of the campaign by the European Network of Migrant Women and the European Women’s Lobby for better, … Continue reading →

The Portal, developed and managed by Unisys, the Migration Policy Group and Bilbomática is now live at: http://ec.europa.eu/immigration/ What is the EU Immigration Portal? The Immigration Portal has been built to serve as a first online point of entry to … Continue reading →

The European Women’s Lobby (EWL), the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) and the European Network of Migrant Women (ENoMW) are delighted to invite you to a Hearing at the European Parliament entitled “Family Reunification legislation in Europe: is … Continue reading →

Immigrant Council of Ireland are proud to launch their EPIM funded Project : The Pathways to Parental Leadership Toolkit The event marking the launch will be 13th September, please see below for the details. Guest Speaker (provisionally confirmed): • Prof … Continue reading →

The European Council on Refugees and Exiles are proud to unveil their new and improved website! The European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE) has recently changed its website to ensure that the user can easily access information on ECRE’s … Continue reading →

Entitled ‘Education for inclusion: strategies to reduce immigrant marginalisation in Europe and the U.S’ the 28th June welcomed the sharing of practise and debate around the education provisions provided by host societies and the effects of parental engagement for children … Continue reading →

The European Parliament’s resolution on Reducing health inequalities in the EU, adopted on 8 March 2011, calls on EU Member States to tackle inequalities in access to health care for undocumented migrants. HUMA, PICUM, EWL, and EAPN all played a … Continue reading →

The question of the European borders is more and more in the headlines (e.g. the Southern border with Libya, Tunisia and Egypt today; the Eastern one with Greece and Turkey a month ago; Canary Island 5 years ago, etc.). For … Continue reading →

The Greek Council for Refugees GCR in its endeavor to breach conflicts, differences and misunderstandings in society has started to build communication bridges between undocumented foreigners and the Greek majority. Since the 1st of February 2011, a first contact to … Continue reading →

On February 17th, 2011, the Immigrant Council of Ireland (ICI) launched the Count Us In campaign. The aims of the campaign are: (1) to raise awareness among naturalised citizens of their right to vote in the 2011 General Election; (2) … Continue reading →