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The integration challenges of Ukrainian refugees in the Netherlands: What’s next?

The integration challenges of Ukrainian refugees in the Netherlands: What’s next?

by Kubra Tasbas | Sep 1, 2022 | Diversity & Inclusion, Migration & Integration, Policy Brief

THE INTEGRATION CHALLENGES OF UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN THE NETHERLANDS: WHAT’S NEXT? by Kubra Tasbas, Research Intern September 01, 2022| 11 min read Introduction  This policy brief analyses the rapid reaction of the Dutch government regarding the influx of refugees from...
A Two-way Process: Towards a new (better) environment for labour market integration of refugees?

A Two-way Process: Towards a new (better) environment for labour market integration of refugees?

by Fatih Yilmaz | Jun 22, 2022 | Commentary, Diversity & Inclusion

European and OECD countries remain among the main destination points for refugees from all around the world. Since the 2015 Syrian refugee crisis, Europe has been experiencing another mass flow of refugees from Ukraine; the total number recorded is currently 5 million...
Intra-European migration. A gender perspective

Intra-European migration. A gender perspective

by Florentina Drobota | Jun 9, 2022 | Commentary, Diversity & Inclusion, Gender & Equalities

Home > Archive for Gender & Equalities The EU enlargement processes have resulted in the emergence of new patterns and forms of migration within Europe. In this new setting, the natives of member states exposed to financial instability look for better jobs in...
EDUC8 to Build Resilience Project kan bijdragen aan de preventie van radicalisering en polarisering

EDUC8 to Build Resilience Project kan bijdragen aan de preventie van radicalisering en polarisering

by BEYOND THE HORIZON | Dec 17, 2021 | Diversity & Inclusion, Research

INTRODUCTIE Gewelddadige radicalisering (jihad, extreemrechts, antisemitisme, enzovoort) en polarisering zijn twee grote maatschappelijke uitdagingen die het sociale weefsel van Europa verscheuren. Radicalen zetten aan tot baldadige actie door de status quo te kaderen...
Networking towards a more sustainable working life for immigrants

Networking towards a more sustainable working life for immigrants

by BEYOND THE HORIZON | Dec 16, 2021 | Commentary, Diversity & Inclusion

Nasrin Jahan Jinia, Fatih Yilmaz, Janna Peltola, Essi Hillgren & Roza Pambukhchyan The contribution of migration to sustainable development has already been recognized which is a cross-cutting issue in the UN 2030 Agenda, relevant to all the Sustainable...
Handboek voor integratie-ondersteuners: Versnelde Integratie van Hoogopgeleide Vluchtelingen (HER) en Anderstaligen (HOA) op de Vlaamse Arbeidsmarkt

Handboek voor integratie-ondersteuners: Versnelde Integratie van Hoogopgeleide Vluchtelingen (HER) en Anderstaligen (HOA) op de Vlaamse Arbeidsmarkt

by BEYOND THE HORIZON | Dec 14, 2021 | Diversity & Inclusion, Research

INTRODUCTIE Dit handboek is één van de outputs van het All-in-one 4HER/HOA project, uitgevoerd in de periode ‘december 2018 – juni 2021’ en gefinancierd door het Europees Sociaal Fonds (ESF) en de Vlaamse Overheid. Het nationaal projectconsortium bestaat uit...
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