Making research, good practices, learning activities and events on intercultural dialogue in the Euro-Mediterranean accessible to everyone.
In this section you will find publications, events, good practices, learning activities and resource people in relation to mobility, migration and intercultural cities in the EuroMed region.
Since the Arab uprisings, religious engagement is central to EU relations with the Southern Mediterranean. Given that the EU is a liberal-secular power, this article investigates why and how the EU is practising religious engagement and whether it is a...
The purpose of the exercise is twofold as it allows the group of participants to get to know each other and to learn about Euro-Mediterranean cultures and countries.
The activity provides the space to reflect upon different perceptions of a same lived experience and promotes the conceptualization of this learning by extracting elements to be considered in other situations.
Along the course introduction we propose a series of short exercises to facilitate participants to get to know each other. The proposal is to use a paper versions of web 2.0 for visualising the diversity of the group and discovering...
With analysis and proposals for the intercultural dialogue agenda and guidelines for intercultural action at the local and international level from 41 intercultural experts in over 40 countries of the Region, the Report addresses key issues in the public debate...
This papers published in the two volumes have been presented to the forum on „ONE Heritage – Heritage and Society in the Euro-Mediterranean Community“ as a side event to the European Cultural Heritage Summit, Berlin, 19 June, 2018.The event has...
To be aware of how we create gaps in our knowledge. To be aware of the influence and power of our images on others.
In the last 3 years Turkey has been experiencing a complicated time with a variety of challenges related to the multicultural society with a great number of individuals coming from neighbouring areas in conflict such as Syria, Iraq, Iran, Somalia...
Considering the dynamic and reciprocal relationship between gender relations and migration, the contributions in this book approach migration dynamics from a gender-sensitive perspective. Bringing together insights from various fields of study, it is demonstrated how processes of social change occur...
This article offers a comparative lens on intercultural and interreligious encounter in urban contexts in France and the UK, focusing on the common-alities and specificities of different national and municipal contexts. It offers an account of three forms of encounter...