IMPACT - Inclusion Matters!
Using Performing Arts towards Cohesion and Tolerance
Timespan Countries involved
| 03/2019 02/2021 | Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denmark, France, Italy, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Slovenia |
Funded by SDGs
| Erasmus + Programme | 10, 11 |
Leader
VIFIN – Videnscenter for Integration, Denmark
Partners
Contacts
Katica Janeva
projects@aldaintranet.org
At a glance
Today, we are facing an increased growth of xenophobic attacks and rhetoric in Europe and in the Balkan countries. In light of this, the IMPACT project, gathering partners from the European Union and the Western Balkans, will strive to build a better understanding, tolerance and solidarity between refugees and the European citizens to prevent radicalization and the creation of “otherness” on both sides.
Objectives
The project is designed to foster social inclusion by developing art strategies, techniques and methodologies which target refugees and citizens at the local level. The project will develop an innovative pedagogy that uses art forms as a means to bring young refugees, asylum seekers, and local communities together.
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IMPACT - Inclusion Matters!
Timespan Countries involved
| 03/2019 02/2021 | Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denmark, France, Italy, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Slovenia |
Founded by SDGs
| Erasmus + Programme | 10, 11 |
Leader
VIFIN – Videnscenter for Integration, Denmark
Partners
Contacts
Katica Janeva
projects@aldaintranet.org
At a glance
Today, we are facing an increased growth of xenophobic attacks and rhetoric in Europe and in the Balkan countries. In light of this, the IMPACT project, gathering partners from the European Union and the Western Balkans, will strive to build a better understanding, tolerance and solidarity between refugees and the European citizens to prevent radicalization and the creation of “otherness” on both sides.
Objectives
The project is designed to foster social inclusion by developing art strategies, techniques and methodologies which target refugees and citizens at the local level. The project will develop an innovative pedagogy that uses art forms as a means to bring young refugees, asylum seekers, and local communities together.