Realisation Netzwerk Migration in Europa e. V.
Network Migration in Europe wins the Golden Stars Award 2007
With the support of the European Union: Support for organisations active at Europe [ ]
With the support of the Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility and Future
Training Seminar, Berlin 2009
Supported by the European Youth Foundation
Supported by Stiftung zur Aufarbeitung der SED-Diktatur
Training Seminar, Berlin 2010
Training Seminar in Berlin, 2005
Visit to the German Institute of Human Rights
Training Seminar in Warsaw
Visit to ODIHR, Warsaw
Visit to Amnesty International Berlin, 2005
The programme of Network Migration in Europe e.V. in the field of (forced) migration, minorities and human rights consists of three main projects:
In the frame of European citizenship education, the dialogue series „Rethinking Migration/Migration neu denken“ addresses explosive topics regarding the political and social handling of migration and integration in Europe.
Rethinking Migration is organized by Network Migration in Europe in Cooperation with the University of Bremen, Research Group „Migremus“, Institute for Geography, and the Federal Agency for Civic Education.
The first International Conference
Rethinking Migration in Times of Economic Crisis in Europe, December 8th and 9th, 2010 in Berlin's Haus der Kulturen der Welt/House of World Cultures
The second International Conference
Rethinking Migration: Climate, Resource Conflicts, and Politics of Migration/Refugees in Europe, October 13th and 14th, 2011 in Mendelssohn-Remise, Berlin
The third International Conference
Rethinking Migration: 'Diversity' in societies of immigration. A model put to the test, December 8th and 9th, 2011 in Mendelssohn-Remise Berlin
The European Forum is devoted to active learning and the dialogue on (forced) migrations and human rights in Europes past and present, and on European multicultural and interethnic experiences and relations.
During the seminars the participants will be offered five days of training and site visits on the topic of how european societies deal with their various human rights issues in particular respect to migration. The training program offers knowledge, methods and project work for multipliers, trainee teachers, young teachers, activists and advanced students engaged in education and training work.
Training Seminars in 2010:
1. Seminar: 14.04. - 18.04.2010 in Berlin
2. Seminar: 30.06. - 05.07.2010 in Berlin
3. Seminar: 27.10. - 31.10.2010 in Berlin
The portal www.migrationeducation.org wants to adhere to the demands for rapid and well-founded information on migration, minorities and human rights in past and present. New transnational perspectives, knowledge on inclusion and exclusion policies and practices of migrants and minorities in european societies, are needed in order to strengthen democracy and human rights.
The Webportal is based on a collection of learning resources on (Forced) migration and human rights in Europe´s past and present specifically designed to provide support to all those involved in education, politics, culture, media and society.
The portal is provided by Network Migration in Europe e. V. in cooperation with european partners and authors:
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Valentina Tolic, International Commission on Missing Persons, Sarajevo
Nada Simanic, International Commission on Missing Persons, Sarajevo
Dzemal Sokolovic, Institute for Strenghtening Democracy, Konjic
Bulgaria
Georgieva Zdravka, Bulgarian Helsinki Committee (BHC), Sofia
Ivaylo Ditchev, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridsky, Sofia
Svilen Ovcharov, Bulgaria Helsinki Committee (BHC), Sofia
Jordan Tankosvki, Face to Face, Sofia
Czech Republik
Marek Canek, Multicultural Center Prague
Ian Cook, Multicultural Center Prague
Dušan Drbohlav, Department of Social Geography and Regional Development at Charles University, Prague
Vera Zemanova, NROS, Nadace rozvoje obcanské spolecnosti, Prague
Salim Murad, EU-Project: Migration and intercultural Relations, University of Bohemia
Germany
Lothar Kopp, Federal Agency for Civic Education, Bonn/Berlin
Dr. Barbara Dietz, Osteuropa-Institut, München
Dr. Ulrich Raiser, Office of the Commissioner for Integration and Migration of the Berlin Senate, Berlin
Georg Rhode, Anne Frank Zentrum, Berlin
Dr. Claudia Lohrenscheid, German Institute for Human Rights, Berlin
Dr. Frauke Miera, EU-Project: A European Approach to Multicultural Citizenship, European Viadrina University, Frankfurt/Oder
Antje Scheidler, Newsletter Migration und Bevölkerung, Berlin
Dr. Frank Gesemann, Migration and urban developement, Berlin
Dr. Helen Schwenken, University of Kassel, Unit Globalization and Politics, Kassel
Greece
Despina Syrri, South East European Research Center, Thessaloniki
Miltos Pavlou, Hellenic League for Human Rights (HRHL), Research Centre for Minority Groups (KEMO) and Synerigos, Athen
Triadafilos (Phil) Triadafilopoulos, Department of Ethnic, Immigration and Pluralism Studies, University of Toronto
Italy
Daniele di Pillo, Erythros - Associazione di Promozione e Difesa dei Diritti, Rome
Giuliana Candia, Erythros - Associazione di Promozione e Difesa dei Diritti, Rome
Laura Zanfrini, Catholic University of Milan, Milan
Giovanna Campani, Intercultural education at the University of Florence, Florence
Edith Pichler, University of Rome/Humboldt-Universität, Berlin
Hungary/Ukraine
Olga Charitonova, Kyiv (Ukraine) and University of Constance (Germany), Politics and Management Science, projects
Judith Tóth, Menedek, Hungarian Association for Migrants, Budapest, Ungarn
Netherlands
Wico Bunskoek, Kontakt der Kontinenten, Soesterberg
Chike Perikles Udeogu, Afro Rights International Foundation, Amsterdam
Barry van Driel, International Association for Intercultural Education
Melissa Siegel, Imiscoe, Utrecht
Poland
Alicja Wancerz-Gluza, Fundacja Osrodka KARTA, Warsaw
Agnieszka Weinar, Centre of Migration Research, Warsaw
Piotr Filipkowski, Fundacja Osrodka KARTA, Warsaw
Tomasz Królik, European Viadrina University, Frankfurt/Oder
Ewa Pieszezyk, Center for Citizenship Education, Warsaw
Malgorzata Bakalarz, Center for Citizenship Education, Warsaw
Romania
Elisabeta Zelinka, The University of the West Timisoara, Timisoara
Manuela Stefánescu, Association for the Defense of Human Rights in Romania-the Helsinki Committee, Bucharest
Denis Matveev, Peace Action Training and Research Institute of Romania (PATRIR), Cluj-Napoca
Serbia
Danilo Racic, Grupa 484, Belgrade
Ivana Milenovic, NGO Differentia, Nis
Ivana Todorovic, Most, Belgrade
Sarah Maliqi, Youth Initiative for Human Rights, Belgrade
Turkey
Salih Efe, Amnesty International Turkey, Ankara
Didem Ermis, Helsinki Citizens Assembly, Istanbul
Günther Seufert, journalist and author for Istanbul Post, Istanbul
Müfide Pekin, Foundation of the Lausanne Treaty Emigrants, Istanbul
Oktay Durukan, Helsinki Citizens Assembly, Istanbul
