Available the materials of the latest AMIF projects related to the integration of TCNs

In the last months, Documenta concluded its participation in three AMIF projects related to the integration of TCNs (Third Country Nationals) in the host society. The three projects: InCommon, Mingle and In2C make available various materials to anyone who wishes to improve the integration of TCNs.
The InCommon project – “Cultural and Educational Interventions for the exercise of the Active Citizenship of Migrant Women” – , in which Documenta participated as a promoter, offers different materials on its website, such as “Good Practices”, “Work-papers” or the “Cultural Citizenship Scale”, and direct access to “Incommon Toolbox”, a series of tools for the use of innovative methodology designed for the individual guidance of migrant women in order to foster integration and active citizenship through their participation in culture of the host community.
The Mingle project – “Generating Social and Human Capital for Third Country Nationals” -, in addition to offering information on its website, created a platform with materials and guides to work on improving the integration of immigrants as well as the exercise of their active citizenship. For those who are interested, an Active Citizenship Online Assessment tool and an Empowerment Toolkit with different activities to contribute to the integration of the TCNs are available.
Finally, the In2C project –“Integration of Third Country Nationals in the Construction Sector”- offers very useful materials on its website for those TCNs interested in finding a job in the Construction Sector: a Glossary of Terms and a Vocabulary with images with more of 200 terms related to the Construction Sector and translated into 7 languages, a job search platform in the Sector and a library with informative materials on Labour Legislation and Health and Safety, among others.
All three projects achieved great participation success. Likewise, the participants showed a high degree of satisfaction with the different trainings, workshops and activities proposed. From DOCUMENTA we encourage anyone interested in learning more about these projects, as well as their materials and results, to access their respective websites.