Further citizen debates and discussion groups open to the public including policymakers and stakeholders will be organised. Media analysis on key topics such as linguistic, ethnic and religious diversity will be the basis for discussion. Stigmatisation discourse against immigrants, refugees and other minorities will be addressed.

Special care will be taken in fostering volunteering and granting equal access, including in each of the local target groups members of minorities and hard-to-reach groups, such as third countries citizens so that different social groups will be able to express their diverse opinions thus fostering the goals of tolerance, respect and multicultural dialogue.

In order to address both local and transnational requirements, in each of the participant countries, activities will be tailored both to the specific target group and the specific minority selected by local partners.

A transnational network will be set up to foster cross-cultural debate on practical solutions against discrimination, improving conditions for dialogue  and conferring a transnational multiplier effect to the actions developed throughout the projects. This network will thus foster citizens to engage in democratic and civic activities at Union level and will guarantee the project impact sustainability.

 

LET´S TALK ABOUT

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LET´S TALK ABOUT Ethnic identity and belonging

4-6 October 2017: around 70 participants are getting together for the international seminar “Negotiations of Belonging”, organized in cooperation between the University of Tartu and […]

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LEST´S TALK ABOUT CRITICAL MUSLIM STUDIES

Thursday 13 July at the Euro-Arab Foundation. The second debate of the Cycle of "Muslim Critical Studies", organized by Critical Muslim Studies Summer School, the Center for Studies on Mediterranean Dialogue and the Euro-Arab Foundation through the European project SISUMMA.
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SISUMMA IN SISAK

On July 6th 2017 Petit Philosophy Association organized, together with Gymnasiumin Sisak, an event within SISUMMA project, called SISUMMA IN SISAK.

For more than 20 participants, […]

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LET´S TALK ABOUT MINORITIES AS ISSUE IN THE GLOBAL CITIZEN EDUCATION

West Balkan Civil Society Development representatives from Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia, BIYEon study Visit in Austria came together with Südwind to share good practices on […]

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YOUNG LIONS

The aim of this activity was to introduce the concept of the open society – and its benefits for all, majority and different minorities living […]

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TEACHERS FOCUS GROUP: L’inclusion dans la salle de classe

Teachers from Austria and France spent a day in Vienna on 15 February 2017 working together in a Focus group organized by Südwind to raise […]

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LET´S TALK ABOUT INTER-RELIGIOUS DIALOGUE

As World Interfaith Harmony Week 2017 draws to a close we would like to talk about inter-religious dialogue.
WIHW was unanimously adopted by the UN […]

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LET´S TALK ABOUT…. VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN BASED ON RELIGION

Muslim women are more likely to be victims of hate crime and speech than Muslim men, especially if they wear a headscarf. A revealing called […]

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LET´S TALK ABOUT… “I AM ROMA AND UNTRUSTWORHTY”

“The Most Painful Tattoo” is prejudice.
This is a campaign of a Spanish Foundation called Fundación Secretariado Gitano that promotes Roma social inclusion. In November they […]