Inclusive Europe: Build Bonds not Walls

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The project Inclusive Europe aims to facilitate the inclusion process of newly arrived migrants into host societies through the involvement of local communities and the promotion of mutual understanding between migrants and natives. The project’s approach is based on three pillars: social interaction between inter-ethnic communities, intercultural/interfaith activities and, finally, socio-economic initiatives aimed at setting the conditions for the integration of migrants in the new socio-economic context. The target group is represented by young adults between the ages of 18 and 28. Throughout the project, the focus will be both on the immaterial aspects of social orientation, which are essential to make migrants feel confident and accepted by local communities, and on material aspects, which will allow migrants to solve more easily everyday problems and have the chance to achieve better socio-economic conditions. The project Inclusive Europe includes 4 coordinated campaigns: Europe of Solidarity, Intercultural Europe, Intergenerational Europe and Let Us Go Forward Together. Around 190 activities and events will be organized throughout the project. The InclusiveEurope project has a total of 8 partners from 6 European countries: Belgium, Italy, Greece, Spain and Hungary.