Empowering Women Together

The SMART Volunteering for Female Migrants is a multi-agency cooperation project, between civil society, business community and migrant women in five European countries, designed to promote better integration and active participation of Third Country National (TCN) females in socio-economic life of European societies.

Role Model Campaign

Training / Events

Outputs

Needs Analysis Report

E-Learning

The e-learning platform hosts all the learning material that will be developed in the SMART project’s lifecycle, such as learner materials, OERs and other resources in order to give further support to training participants and to guarantee the sustainability of the project.
Stay tuned since material will be uploaded here systematically.

Our Stories

In this virtual environment, all female migrant women are encouraged to share their life story and/or their experiences of their participation to the SMART Volunteering project!

This storytelling seeks to change the way the world sees an issue as it frames the debate on actual people and their experiences rather than on impersonal data and information.

Please SHARE, INSPIRE, EMPOWER others!

MOOCs4Inclusion has successfully completed its quest to map and catalogue available free digital learning (FDL) initiatives for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers.

MOOCs4Inclusion: A comprehensive catalogue of learning resources to bolster integration

MOOCs4Inclusion has successfully completed its quest to map and catalogue available free digital learning (FDL) initiatives for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers. Through this process, the initiative, that is being implemented by CARDET with the support of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission wishes to afford migrants, refugees as well as practitioners and stakeholders with knowledge and skills that will support and enhance integration.

The initiative run for two years and in two phases that involved an in-depth study and analysis of available learning resources for the inclusion of migrants and refugees that was followed by their mapping and the creation of an online platform-catalogue. Thus, more than 200 resources - in the form of MOOCs, online courses, Apps, Videos etc. - have been made available in a form of a categorized archive that is both user-friendly and make each specific item or field of interest easily accessible.

Visitors can browse the catalogue, explore and benefit from the learning resources it features which include among other teacher training manuals, employability support toolkits and online course delving into issues of inclusion, integration and social and civic participation. You can access MOOCs4Inclusion and its rich knowledge hub here.

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the European Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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