ALF Hands-On: Open Call for Trainers - Third Edition
Volume 3 of the series focuses on “Healthy Europe”, not just in the narrow sense, but in the broader sense of what it is like to be young in a Europe faced with conflict and austerity, and what it feels...
The theme of this issue of Perspectives on youth is “Connections and disconnections”. Our authors have contributed articles on migration, employment mobility, new familial relations, the Internet and new media, young people’s social and political engagement, their connections with their...
Erasmus+ Virtual Exchange has provided much-valued opportunities to young people, educators and youth workers who are looking to learn, teach, and socialise online with their global peers. In this video, project participants explain how Virtual Exchange is helping them face...
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This analysis presents 12 successful practices in advocacy and policy dialogue pertaining to gender equality, developed in the Euro-Mediterranean region. The 12 practices have been selected through a call for proposal for the Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to submit an...
Grilles, caméras, miradors. Les obstacles entre l’Europe et le Maghreb se multiplient pour empêcher les migrants clandestins d’aller vers le nord. Instituées par des États qui sont à la peine avec leurs politiques d’intégration, ces frontières barrent le passage, refoulent...
Reinforcing global competence is vital for individuals to thrive in a rapidly changing world and for societies to progress without leaving anyone behind. Against a context in which we all have much to gain from growing openness and connectivity, and...
Presentation and debate on key findings from the 2021 Anna Lindh Report on Intercultural Trends and Social Change in the Euro-Mediterranean Region
On the occasion of the Tuesday Seminar organized by the Centre for the Study of Political Change of the University of Siena, the fi
The ALF intercultural research work was also presented to the students of the Master course on Public and Cultural Diplomacy of the University of Siena on 7th of May.