InCommon

Spain held a National Workshop on InCommon Toolkit as part of the Final Conference. The session was intended as a exposition of Toolkit components and implementation of the InCommon methodology.

As many project meetings and events, the restrictions for the prevention of COVID-19 spread has lead to not being able to hold and attend a Final face to face InCommon

What is the role of culture as integration driver? This interview between Sabrina Schifrer and Raj Sethia, coordinators of InCommon project in Austria, sheds light on the InCommon approach. (English

The InCommon Virtual events preparation was a blast for both the participants and the facilitators. Once their topics were announced all the women were very excited to participate. They took

IMPORTANT NOTE: The COVID 19 global pandemic makes unviable to hold the conference on schedule. These are unexpected and rapidly evolving circumstances beyond our control. Once the alarm state ends, we

InCommon project has launched four contest at EU level address to migrant women, third country nationals. They aim to promote the self expression through art and to contribute to the

A total of 476 migrant women participated in the 24 Key Competences courses delivered in the 4 countries of the InCommon project (Austria, Cyprus, Greece and Spain). It means 700

In Larissa, Greece 5 training courses were realised in order for migrant and refugees women to be trained on developing their Digital; Personal, social and learning; Civic; Cultural awareness and

DOCUMENTA and EAPN Cantabria inform about the next courses in Key Competences and Leadership of the InCommon project in Cantabria (Spain). InCommon is a European project funded by the Asylum,