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IMMERSE’s response to the arrival of refugee children from Ukraine
IMMERSE was born out of the concern for ensuring that Europe meets the challenges and the potential involved in the successful inclusion of all refugee and [...]
Guiding principles for the reception and inclusion of refugee and migrant children
IMMERSE researchers have created a list of ten guiding principles, based on the results of a co-created methodology (involving children and other stakeholders) to define 30 key indicators to [...]
Online Digital Database of good practices at national and EU level now available
IMMERSE has launched its online database with more than 100 resources aimed at identifying supportive environments, educational conditions and practical materials addressed to school leaders, teachers, educators, and [...]
New educational resources available on the IMMERSE Hub
The IMMERSE Hub includes free educational resources such as lesson plans, workshop ideas, and articles to work on the topics of inclusion and migration in the classroom. All these [...]
Video tutorial on the IMMERSE Hub
A video tutorial available in English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Italian, and Greek explains how to participate in the IMMERSE Hub, the free platform for schools, professionals and anyone [...]
Voice4Action campaign 2021
The campaign ‘Voice4action’ has been launched on the occasion of #WorldChildrensDay 2021. The main objective of this campaign is to give voice to the IMMERSE CYPAG [...]
Latest report on psychosocial integration and well-being indicators now available
The last report on indicators of socio-educational integration of refugee and migrant children is now available. This paper is the third and final in a series of qualitative [...]
October newsletter now available!
The latest IMMERSE newsletter is now available. In it you will find information about the new educational resources available in the hub, where we are in the collection of [...]
Data collection among migrant and refugee children in Europe underway
After long delays due to Covid-19, IMMERSE has entered an exciting new phase of the project - large-scale primary data collection. This phase will be carried out for 24 [...]
Educational resources to promote integration are now available in seven languages through the IMMERSE Hub
The IMMERSE HUB makes available to teachers and education professionals working with children a growing bank of educational free access resources in seven languages. These resources consist of workshop [...]
The IMMERSE hub as a forum for discussion
The IMMERSE hub has been launched as a forum for debate and dissemination in the field of research on the integration of migrant and refugee children in Europe. The online [...]
IMMERSE publishes its dashboard of socio-educational integration indicators.
The Dashboard of Indicators has been developed by listening to the voices of migrant and refugee children, their families and those who work directly with them in schools, NGOs, and [...]
Children’s view about integration in schools
Interview 1 1. What do you like most about going to school? That we get to learn in a happy environment where teachers and students learn from one another. [...]
Teachers’ view about integration in schools
This survey has been answered by a group of 18 teachers from La Salle (Irún, Spain). In their regular classes, they have 10% of migrant students. During informal training, [...]
Short interview with a mother of migrant children
1. Have you felt integrated into this country? How do you and your children feel at school? We arrived 13 years ago. My husband and I have 3 children who [...]
Awareness campaign
IMMERSE has launched its first awareness campaign “The right to education, a tool for real and long-term integration” to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the adoption of the United [...]
Interview with UNICEF Spain
1. What does real integration of children mean for UNICEF Spain? It means that migrant and refugee children, like all other children, should enjoy “integral protection”, asstipulated by the [...]
IMMERSE Leaflet
IMMERSE project, integration mapping of refugee and migrant children in schools and other experiential environments in Europe, is a European initiative funded by the Horizon2020 Programme of the European Commission. [...]
IMMERSE implementation process
The implementation of IMMERSE project, started in December 2018, will run for 4 years following these steps: Define new research methods and tools, including new technological solutions (a digital platform) [...]
IMMERSE project: mapping the integration of refugee and migrant children in Europe
IMMERSE project, integration mapping of refugee and migrant children in schools and other experiential environments in Europe, is a European initiative funded by the Horizon2020 Programme of the European Commission. [...]
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