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2nd Newsletter
November
NAME – New Actions for Migrant Women
We are happy to launch 4 training courses in 4 countries (online and face-to-face) and the new NAME e-learning platform to improve your job-related skills.
The online platform is an e-learning environment to support the qualifying effect of the live training that each partner country is conducting.
The platform contains six modules and various activities:
- Module 1 – Personal and everyday coping skills
- Module 2 – Social skills
- Module 3 – Health awareness
- Module 4 – Language skills
- Module 5 – Digital skills
- Module 6 – Employability skills
Visit our Platform and start your learning from home!
The platform is available in
English, Italian, Spanish, Greek, Danish and Lithuanian
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If you want to participate in our training courses, please contact us:
Italy (face to face course in Palermo): daria.labarbera@cesie.org
Spain (online): juliafernandez@magentaconsultoria.com
Cyprus (online): anastasia.liopetriti@csicy.com
Lithuania (online): nameprojecteu@gmail.com
Do you want to contribute to the improvement of employment opportunities for migrant women?
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Then we are happy to invite you to join a new European initiative, where professionals from both the public, private and voluntary sector provide good advice for the promotion of migrant women’s employability.
The idea is that local resource persons across the public, private and voluntary sectors provide knowledge, advice and preferably concrete offers that can support the women's progression and qualification opportunities, for example through the establishment of short internships, health surveys, knowledge about childcare options, home care for sick parents, etc. The participation in this new council takes place on a voluntary basis.
To join us, please reach out to the contact person of the project in your country or fill in the contact us form https://nameproject.eu/partners/
Empowering Migrant Women and Enhancing their integration
into the labour market
Migrant women are an integral part of our modern societies: enhancing their values, skills and backgrounds is crucial. The transnational report was designed to respond to the need for clarity and more information about the migrant women’s conditions and how they can contribute to our multicultural societies.
NAME project was born from a partnership composed by six organisations from Denmark, Lithuania, Italy, Spain, and Cyprus. We work together to reach our common goals in synergy with immigrant women who want to create their own independent life and with professionals and employers who wish to discover more on the great opportunities to be opened to new cultures.
NAME focuses on enhancing opportunities for employment, self-support and a safe and independent everyday life for immigrant women and at the same time, improving awareness of the specific needs of unemployed immigrant women.
Aim
We believe that improving living and working conditions of migrant women is possible by fostering cooperation and exchanging experiences and good practices in the field of migrant women entrepreneurship and employability. The report offers a comprehensive data collection and knowledge around the educational profiles, employment and living conditions of long-term unemployed immigrant women in Europe.
Target Group
The key players of NAME are immigrant women, political decision-makers, vocational and other educational institutions as well as employers who want to give new opportunities for employment, self-support and a safe and independent everyday life to migrant women.
Follow us
To learn more about the project, visit our Project Website
Visit our Project Facebook Page, where every week we share some positive and inspiring stories of migrant women and information about the ongoing activities and news of the Project.
Visit our Platform and start your training from home!
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Partners
NAME is a project co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme: Erasmus+ KA2 – Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices – Strategic Partnerships for adult education.
The project is implemented in five Countries and it involves six organisations as partners:
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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